Sentence examples for which tenure from inspiring English sources

• To the Editor: It was distressing to see yet another article in which tenure is blamed for the problems of our educational system.

The goal, education officials said, is to change the longstanding culture in which tenure is virtually automatic, a default next step after a teacher's first three years on the job.

Meanwhile, he rose to be head of overseas talks and features, during which tenure he clashed with Alistair Cooke, whose Letter from America was carried on the World Service as well as the Home Service.

The key point was her assertion that with schools in trouble and the economy in a state of near-collapse, she was willing to consider reforms that until now have been anathema to the union, including the way in which tenure is awarded, the manner in which teachers are assigned and merit pay.

Reasons for which tenure was initiated years ago remain important today.

Specifically, the CF were asked to rate "the extent to which tenure-related issues pose a challenge as you implement an active-learning course".

Reform has sometimes come in "packages," which combine tenure reform and other measures affecting cultivation and productivity.

True, he was editor of the Spectator, a weekly magazine; but rigorous administration is not the trait for which his tenure is most remembered.

It is amazing too to think about the ways in which a tenure on "Saturday Night Live" destines performers either to obscurity or stunning success.

But the city must also exact some concessions, as it did in the contract with the principals' union, which eliminated tenure for principals and obligated them to work 12 months a year instead of 10.

There are also governance issues particularly that which relates tenure over naturally growing economic trees in cacao and other cash crop plantations.