Sentence examples for term appointments from inspiring English sources

Level 1 and 2 positions are term appointments lasting 3 years each, but both are tenure-track equivalent.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), where postdocs are federal employees with 24-month term appointments, already has a formal review process for its postdocs.

For example, by utilizing Schedule A hires, the Intergovernmental Personnel Act, expert or consultant appointments, term appointments, and the like, much-needed human capital can be engaged in government work more quickly and, in some cases, without the restrictive requirements of career positions.

In that section, you will learn about senior staff vacancies, short term appointments and consultancy assignments.

A particular problem seemed to be a failure to keep informed those who were still in medical staff in training positions (and who had short term appointments) about the admission processes of the supported discharge programme.

For example, one advantage of longer term appointments may be the potential consistency of management style, whereas the rotational approach may allow more room for fresh ideas and innovation.

She was promised a full-time "term appointment," two courses each semester for the next four years, until she reached the retirement age of sixty-six.

The job wasn't permanent--it was a 6-year term appointment--but she saw this as an advantage.

Due to this proven record of leadership, in July 2007 Mr. Almanza was named Administrator of FSIS in a limited term appointment.

Recent Engagement In his most recent public service posting, Rolf accepted a special term appointment to serve as the Senior Policy Advisor to the Bonneville Power Administration where he assumed leadership roles in the Agency's top strategic priorities.

Second-term appointments are presidential do-overs.