Sentence examples for through tenure from inspiring English sources

And second, what existing standards are considered acceptable before being formally accepted through tenure legalization.

One of the chief reasons for the teachers' unions in the first place was to protect teachers from outside pressure through tenure.

"There never is / a department really," he writes, but a "dissolve" moving through "tenure, or a job elsewhere, / part time, retirement, death".

Japanese and German managers tend to have engineering or technical backgrounds, spend their careers with one company, advance through tenure in one or a few units, and possess a deep knowledge of the company's important businesses.

From grad-school admission on up through tenure, every promotion can hinge on a recommendation letter's one key passage of praise, offered — or withheld — by the most recent academic adviser.

He and his colleagues have been able to continue communicating vital climate science because of the protection of academic freedom through tenure and shared governance – climate science that could, for example, help prevent New York City being inundated by rising oceans and numerous other calamities.

Given that Saban is the hottest coach in college football, with consecutive national championships and three in the past four years after Monday night's 42-14 beat-down of Notre Dame, it's no wonder that his name was floated for N.F.L. jobs, despite his underwhelming performance during a two-and-through tenure with the Miami Dolphins.

The Allen Committee also observed that Princeton would be unable to achieve critical mass for teaching and intellectual exchange in the arts solely through tenure-track appointments.

Whether they follow through at tenure time is another question.

"Through his tenure, he has led the orchestra to remarkable musical heights," they said.

Newcombe continually bewilders, educates and inspires through his tenure in the Brian Jonestown Massacre.