Sentence examples for the tenure for from inspiring English sources

While many stars make their marks at an early age, the tenure for men tends to be a longer.

Figures released by the LMA following the 2012-13 campaign show that the average tenure for dismissed managers across the top divisions was 1.84 years.

In the English towns the burgage tenure for urban properties was established early on in the medieval period, and was based primarily on tenants paying cash rents rather than providing labour services.

For decades, education reformers and union critics have blamed the tenure system for making it nearly impossible to fire incompetent teachers.

Research from the consultancy Impower shows the average tenure for a chief executive has almost halved over the past 30 years.

The tenure tragedy for ordinary Africans is that (with exceptions) independence did not change this.

They also have appointments as lecturers — people who teach classes but are not on the tenure track for professors — and serve on various faculty bodies.

Italy gradually raised the retirement age to 59. France increased the tenure requirement for government workers to receive full pension benefits to 40 years of service.

"When it comes to the tenure process, for example, departments need to know how two or three departments can judge multidisciplinary persons for tenure.

Junior faculty can also look forward to other kinds of support, such as parental leave and a stopping of the "tenure clock" for those starting a family.

The average tenure for an analyst on the Street is three years, and the present compensation system favors the buy-side, he says.