Sentence examples for three year appointment from inspiring English sources

Many have a three year appointment, renewable for two years and then sometimes one year more model of tenure.

During his time in government he served in positions of increasing responsibility in the foreign policy and trade communities, from Western Hemisphere Affairs at State to the Office of the US Trade Representative, culminating in a three year appointment as the senior advisor to the White House Special Envoy for the Americas.

It was a two year appointment and on the last day of the job I came into my office and there was a mysterious present on my desk.

The Lyons Law, enacted in 1937, required municipal employees to have lived within the five boroughs for at least three years before appointment.

Along with a willingness to travel, the ideal candidate must be keen to study for and gain a suitable qualification in volunteer management within three years of appointment, says the charity.

At his own government research institution, postdocs are typically funded for only one to three years, although appointments can be renewed if additional funding is available.

Richmond also will be paid 1 year of salary because he held tenure at the museum, a status that provides for "a one year terminal appointment".

She quickly became established as a world-class scientist, with her appointment to associate professor in 1956 followed, within two years, by appointment to full professor.

But by ousting him less than three years after his appointment, the Barclays board is entering dangerous territory.

Newton-Jones's acquisition will help him meet an obligation to buy shares equivalent to his £600,000 salary within three years of his appointment two months ago.

• The proposals repeat the position set out by the government in the NHS plan in July 2000 that consultants should work exclusively for the NHS for a period of "perhaps" seven years following appointment.