Sentence examples for time tenure from inspiring English sources

I'd be surprised if they didn't still consider it from time to time, tenure be damned.

Job status (full time vs. part time), tenure (length of time in the PCC), number of years since receiving highest degree, and Spanish fluency are assessed via self-report.

Of those, 227,381 were full-time tenured faculty, while another 126,300 were full-time tenure track faculty.

AMERICA'S founders intended the House of Representatives, its members elected every two years, to act as a populist counterweight to judges with life-time tenure.

The number of full-time, tenure track faculty at US colleges and universities has drastically fallen to that point that today, about 70% of teaching faculty are not on the tenure track.

At the news conference Mr. Levine confirmed that when his five-year contract with the Munich Philharmonic ended in 2004 he would leave that post and begin his full-time tenure with the Boston Symphony Interestingly, though Mr. Levine is a well-known ditherer when it comes to decisions, the one exception was his acceptance of the Munich post, which seemed uncharacteristically hasty.

Based on these criteria, Lubchenco gave up a full-time tenure track position at Harvard University to take a split position at Oregon State with her husband.

They've adopted rules that provide time off from tenure-track positions, created part-time tenure slots, and spread the gospel about the need to make room for family choices in the climb up the academic ladder.

(Ron: "The Founders wanted life-time tenure for a good reason").

But neither is willing to wrap their minds around a big constitutional change to life-time tenure.

Hazel McCallion, who transformed the Toronto suburb of Mississauga into one of Canada's biggest cities during her long-time tenure as mayor, recently published a noteworthy piece on the harmful effects of stereotypes and sustained prejudices about seniors.