Sentence examples for wants tenure from inspiring English sources

Nobody wants tenure to protect teachers who aren't good".

Those who want tenure have to earn high ratings for two years.

"If you want tenure at a university, you have to publish a book," he said.

Although he ultimately wanted tenure, he did not want his first few years in this unusual arrangement to count because his research accomplishments would be limited.

It's like, if you are a professor, you want tenure.

One reason it was tabled is because there were several Republican legislators who wanted tenure eliminated, not amended.

So rather than an empty stamp, we want tenure to be meaningful, impactful, and part of a career-long system of professional development.

As a candidate, and then again as mayor, Mr. Bloomberg said he wanted his tenure to be judged on his stewardship of the schools.

Some analysts see in his priorities a clear sign that he does not want his tenure defined by the country's security problems, with thousands killed or missing in a war against drug and organized crime groups.

"The mayor and the police commissioner would not want their tenure to end with increased crime -- and I wouldn't want it, either, if I was them -- so they are addressing a situation that requires attention," said Thomas J. Scotto, president of the Detectives Endowment Association, the union that represents detectives.

Cameron had said he wanted his tenure as prime minister to be hands-off but recent fiascos over the attempted sell-off of forests and the concern about the NHS convinced him to reinforce his policy specialists at the heart of government.