Sentence examples for then tenure from inspiring English sources

Now some politicians and policy makers have concluded that if teachers owe their jobs to professional performance, then tenure protections are obsolete.

If you want stability in your career or family life, then tenure is for you.

He would lift controls on teachers and civil servants — giving them more freedom but then ending tenure and holding them accountable.

The idea is that, if mission-drift is a major issue, then longer tenure in the public sector may be associated with lower prosociality.

While it was definitely a cool looking car and was much talked about at the auto show, nothing came of it most concept cars rarely make it further then the tenure of a GM CEO.

For Justices who have retired or died since then, the average tenure has been twenty-six years.

But there is a time limit, if not on Turner's tenure, then at least on his players' patience.

"My wife tells me this is the second Battle of Brooklyn," he said, and then recalled his tenure at Borough Hall, during which he compiled a list of fifty-six resourcesed resources — and omitted any works by Merlis.

As a practical matter, it was a strategy he had used, now and then, throughout his tenure, one that opponents and allies say has taken him far: he is a three-term Republican governor in a state where Democrats have a vast and increasing edge in voter enrollment.

My examination of the record, as amply documented in books by Jane Mayer, Philippe Sands and Mark Danner, among others, suggests that there is more than enough material against Yoo — if not to strip him of tenure, then perhaps to indict him as a war criminal.

If less efficient teachers are less likely to receive tenure, then the results may be biased.