Sentence examples for trade tenure from inspiring English sources

Are you familiar with Michelle Rhee's proposal to trade tenure for more money, essentially.

She is best known for instituting a divisive plan in Washington that asked teachers to trade their tenure protections in exchange for performance pay.

He has made several shrewd trades during his tenure.

But there was only so much she could do when she was away, even though some current traders and senior executives at the bank emphasized that Ms. Drew remained vigilant about risky trades throughout her tenure.

President Bill Clinton recently confessed that United States trade policies in his tenure did more to help rice farmers in Arkansas than those in Haiti.

In September 2013 Roberto Azevêdo, an affable Brazilian trade ambassador, began his tenure as the WTO's director-general, promising to get multilateral talks moving.

Mr. Lamy, in his tenure as trade commissioner, has helped persuade the European Union to begin the politically difficult process of reducing subsidies to farmers that lead to overproduction and the flooding of world markets with cheap food.

Kelly deserved at least one more season to further implement his vision, a perfectly reasonable ask in a trade where the average tenure of the last 40 coaches to win the Super Bowl is nearly six years.

TORONTO, Feb. 3 - Isiah Thomas, not idling amid the turmoil swirling around him, made a trade typical of his tenure as Knicks president Friday by taking on an expensive player slightly past his prime, but acquiring a first-round draft pick in the process.

Among the first big decisions of his coaching tenure: he traded the enormously popular receiver Keyshawn Johnson just before the draft.

It is also unlikely that the Hornets' new management team would begin its tenure by trading Paul, a perennial All-Star and the face of the franchise.