tenure造句

Universities are replacing tenure-track professors with non-tenured staff.

You may have the opportunity to write and edit early on in your tenure.

Teachers have enjoyed a 43% salary increase during Mr Bloomberg's tenure.

She felt the insecurity of her tenure of her brother's hospitality.

The Harrisburg University of Science and Technology has abolished tenure and merged academic departments.

On both large and small farms, one of the principal inhibitions to expansion of production can be insecurity of tenure.

He maintained this ritual throughout his tenure, so that he always knew exactly what was going on.

Once they have tenure, it is argued, local people will regain their incentive to manage the forest sustainably, and trees and people will both flourish.

If the Board is to decide to remove you, what would be your assessment of this episode in your tenure at the World Bank?

Although the DPJ ran an election campaign hostile to the economic policies of former prime minister Junichiro Koizumi, the IRCJ is one of the hallmarks of his tenure.

Previously in his tenure, he had resisted heavy pressure to bail out a smaller bank called Penn Square: he judged the system could cope with its failure.

But some Republicans are pleasantly surprised at the closeness of the race given the public's general unhappiness with the economy, the war in Iraq and Mr. Bush's tenure.

If an application relies heavily on short-lived class loaders, and nursery collections can keep up with any other allocated objects, then tenure collections might not happen very frequently.

He decided to step down and end his 22 year tenure as President of Columbia Bible College and Seminary. Instead, he helped care full-time for his wife Muriel.

Yet Ms Dati’s clumsy dealings early in her tenure with protesting magistrates and judges have succeeded only in rallying them against her, making her later efforts at reform a lot harder.

Studies have found that the tenure clock often collides with the biological clock: the busiest years of the academic career are the years that well-educated women tend to have children.