Sentence examples for time and tenure from inspiring English sources

MALE AUDIENCE MEMBER: I think the internal promotion opportunities, the right one, but not just based on time and tenure and performance, but the skills, the values she can add.

Here, we describe a model using the pairwise comparison formulae in the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP), four metrics describing the logistical difficulty of working on each island (island size, ruggedness, travel time, and tenure), and two well established measures of conservation value of an island (maximum representation and effective maximum rarity of eight features).

Now she is full time and tenured with major administrative duties, including her role as the principal investigator for Florida's Family Nutrition Program, which teaches low-income families how to improve eating and physical activity habits through extension programming.

We asked about individual characteristics such as gender, age, part-time or full-time working, and tenure.

The proportion of US full-time and tenure-track faculty members at US colleges is falling.

The following year, the state board of education added specifics: each year, principals or evaluators would observe new teachers six times, and tenured ones four times.

It's hard to have a child early on in your career and still be competitive because children take up a lot of time and the tenure clock is not forgiving.

Most colleges and universities allow professors to work full time and earn tenure.

Our Historic Preservation Program is stronger than ever, with the largest full-time tenure and tenure track faculty in its history alongside 30 adjunct faculty.

Full-time tenured and tenure-track professors were asked to respond to the statement: "The faculty of Arts and Science has no confidence in John Sexton's leadership".

According to data compiled by John Curtis of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), between 1976 and 2011 there was a 23percentt increase in full-time tenured and tenure-track faculty.