Sentence examples for two years tenure from inspiring English sources

But the tax law requires the sort of stock option plan Microsoft offered to cover all full-time workers with at least two years tenure.

Slowly but surely, the goal of making each employee interchangeable and disposable has been more effectively realized, and with many employees having less than two years' tenure at any given time, few are ever able to identify any transformations at all.

"More people will see the Bay Lights in its two year tenure than will visit the top 15 museums in the United States," Davis said.

After seeing plenty of positives in the U.S.'s 4-3 win against Germany on Sunday, Jurgen Klinsmann decided to use the same starters from that match - the first time that he has ever repeated lineups in his two year tenure.

During my two year tenure at DEF School where I worked as a teaching assistant, I have assisted pre-school, elementary as well as middle school teachers in creating class projects, teaching material and handouts for students within the age group of three to eleven years.

Cohen also took the opportunity to answer some of the criticism of his three years tenure at BBC3, including whether spending nearly £100m a year on a youth-orientated channel is a good investment of the licence fee.

Ferrer draws an emphatic-and repeated-distinction between belief and experience… When I asked him recently to name the proudest achievement of his fourteen years' tenure, he referred me instead to a bill he had pushed through as a member of the City Council, back in 1986, which requires window guards in all apartments where young children are living.

Then a fund must have a manager with a minimum of six years' tenure.

Using our bang-for-the-buck measure, we searched our database for executives with at least six years' tenure as chief executive and a six-year pay history.

Perhaps there could be steps... limited tenure after three years, tenure after five years.

He exchanged two years in the Senate with a doubtful succession for apparently a four years' tenure of the Cabinet head of the new Republican administration, which was undoubtedly a promotion".