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Tenure should be replaced with seven-year contracts, which, like the programs in which faculties teach, can be terminated or renewed.

Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, has decided to make climate change one of the centrepieces of his tenure.

Yet, after a promising start to his tenure with the Canaries, Pacheco has found himself operating once more as a bench warmer.

Principal shall be elected from members of SB. The tenure of the post is two years, with a maximum of two terms for the same office.

Player recruitment has always been a two-man job during the Frenchman's 10-year tenure in North London.

On the eve of graduation, I thought I had done everything right, and that I would be an excellent candidate for a tenure-track job.

The quid pro quo, though, might be the departure of Mr Albanese less than two years into his tenure.

Rumsfeld's attitude regarding allies and alliances did not change for the remainder of his tenure at the Pentagon.

The female teacher in her tenure, she was the former and the ghost manor manservant often appear in the estate.

Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, said he hoped Zardari's tenure would return the presidency to its impartial role.

But he said he "inherited" a recession, and noted that his tenure ends in one.

Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, has decided to make climate change one of the centre pieces of his tenure.

How dare you assume that, after such a short tenure, you know best in all things?

And she was given the task of "rewarding" me for my tenure at the company.

Early in my tenure at dW, Brian called to see if I might be interested in some articles on multithreaded application development.

Over the weekend, local governments across the country moved to keep Occupy protesters from establishing that sort of tenure.

But he said the tenure system did not offer any meaningful evaluation of teacher performance.

The measure of a CEO's achievement was the total return achieved for shareholders during his tenure.

Do we ask the diocese to help resolve our differences, or do we hope he'll just leave when his tenure expires in a year?

THOUGH Pope Benedict's tenure has not had much effect on Catholicism in Brazil so far, it has entrenched an old conflict.

She went on to say she had enjoyed her tenure at the company and wished the employees the best.

It's a tenure-track position that matches any opportunity he would have had in the U. S. , he says.

The markets generally contrive to arrange one near the beginning of the tenure of each Fed chairman.

He doesn't have tenure, so he tends to be a bit edgier.

He had done a fine job as deputy secretary of defense, then had stepped into the tough CIA job after Jim Woolsey's brief tenure.

Whatever evidence is produced to embarrass Benedict and his church, it will be irrelevant to the length of his tenure.

He's trying to get a tenure-track position at some prestigious university.

HP's market value has been cut in half during the tenure of new board members who were appointed at the beginning of the year.

In aging, developed countries, older workers with long tenure are usually at their peak in terms of pay and the cost of their benefits.

No doubt, Bartz made her fair share of mistakes in her 32-month tenure there.

This has been a selective account of Labour's long, eventful tenure.

The chairman or vice chairman of a trade union shall not be arbitrarily transferred to another unit before the expiration of his tenure.

Over the course of his long tenure on the Court the original distinctions eventually became inaccessible .

He hates teacher tenure, which he says protects bad teachers, who should be "carried out on a rail" .

Three months into Mr. Locke's tenure in China, his popularity among the masses separates him from his predecessors.

For Mr Ballmer, meanwhile, the abandonment of the Yahoo deal represents one of the most prominent failures of his tenure as CEO.

A flood of information enunciation, Bush's bag of wisdom launch in push him in the second tenure a the field aims at the Iranian war.

During his tenure in Leeds, he proved that he was able to play at the top of his skill set without resorting to dirty tricks.

The Rockets also have established business ties to China, stemming from Yao Ming's tenure in Houston, so Lin might have added value.

Once an object has survived for a while, it is moved into a different area, called tenure (or oldspace).

Mr Wolfowitz has lost that confidence and will not be able to restore it in the three years remaining in his lame-duck tenure.

Rather than constantly worry the state-funded school will not renew his contract, he just moved into a secure tenure position.

This strange combination was the result of the brief tenure of office of Lord Fisher as First Sea Lord.

The MMD's lengthy tenure may have lulled China into a false sense of security.

What do you wish you had learned when you were in school that would have been really helpful to you during your tenure in Microsoft?

The result has been a low-key tenure that some have found to be disappointingly conventional.

During the first half of his tenure, it appeared as though Lumumba would deliver on many of his grand promises.

You are without a doubt among the top two classes admitted to this University during my tenure here as President.

His tenure of office is normally coterminous with that of the Government.

It was during her tenure on this board that she became aware of the lack of educational facilities for developmentally challenged children.

Bill Clinton is the only two-term president who saw market gains in every single year of his tenure.

If you think your teacher is tough , wait till you get a boss . He does's have tenure.

Fund insiders say that, even in the first couple of months of her tenure, Ms Lagarde's style is notably different.

if you think your teacher is though , wait till you get a boss, he don't have tenure.

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

Other teachers are not expected to do all this. They are not on a tenure track. They are called adjuncts.

The right to use mineral resources is derived from its ownership by right of tenure into mineral resources prospecting and mining rights.

If you think your teacher is tough, wait until you get a boss. He or She does not have tenure.

If you think your teacher is tough, wait till you get a boss . He don't have tenure.

The British have imposed tuition fees and the Italians have tried to reduce security of tenure for academics, to make them more accountable.

During his tenure, due to their efforts to work seriously, has sales in the company's in-house guide to all in the first place.

But if you can see that you're not going to get that tenure-track job, oh well, then you can consider an industry job.

Senior executives would be required to hold them throughout their tenure and for several years later.

During Putin's presidential tenure, Russia's foreign policy towards Britain can be summarized to be cold in politics and hot in economy.

"The president will give notice with regard to the continuation of his tenure" on Wednesday, Libai added.

Tenure is wasted on such people, and I am sorry for you if you are stuck with such a don.

with security, job, tenure, you know, house. . .

If an object has survived for a number of these copies, it is moved into the tenure area instead.

From the start of his tenure, Mr Lee has been readier than his predecessors to put pressure on North Korea.

Summers, the current head of the committee will be the end of this year tenure, returned to teach at Harvard University.

Closer relationships and a reasonable tenure between a supplier and my company can result in mutual cost reductions efforts.

If their tenure is to be so brief, why worry about the dangers of politically motivated lending?

For certain countries, there could be benefits to having leaders of such a long tenure.

The composition, size, tenure, formation and term of reference of such specialized committee shall be decided by the Executive Committee.

The competition for tenure track faculty positions in universities puts increasing pressure on scholars to put in long hours on research.

Good performance and long tenure with the organization are considerations that should influence the severity of a disciplinary action.

During Mr. Chen's tenure, some investors stayed out of Taiwan property fearing money would be difficult to pull out.

Prolonged tenure will be the reward for a long time aligned (Calculation: Number of years of service plus 60 Number of weeks sick pay).

After the end of his tenure as prime minister, Mr. Lee still played a highly significant role in the affairs of the nation.

During my tenure as the dean of a college, I determined that an underperforming program should be closed.

He thanked all colleagues of WIPO, and he assured them that he had learned from each and every one of them during his tenure.

Yahoo's stock price is flat over her tenure, compared with a more than 60% rise in the Nasdaq Composite Index.

Towards the end of his tenure, he brought overall spending under control and raised revenue through stealth taxes.

During his tenure, H. P. surpassed I. B. M. as the No. 1 technology company, as revenue increased to $115billion a year, from $80 billion.

Justices of the Supreme Court are appointed by the President on the motions of the National Council of Judiciary for life tenure.

Zak's new head coach, TOM COUGHLIN, was an assistant with the Giants during Steve's tenure with the team.

During his tenure, rents have risen about one-third, most of that in the past year or two, according to CBRE's Mr. Van.

Only tenure positively influenced expatriates' adjustment while other demographic variables had no main effects on expatriate adjustment.

If you think your teacher is tough, wait till you get a boss. He doesnt have tenure.

If you think your teacher is tough, wait till you get a boss. Hedoesn't have tenure.

lf you think your teacher is tough, wait till you get a boss. He doesn't have tenure.

If you think your teacher is tough, with till you get a boss. He doesn't have tenure.

Therefore, from this point of view, "Li Min Tian Bie" land tenure but also has some of the main features of contracts.

Tony Snow was treated for cancer a year before taking the job. Ten months into his tenure, the disease was returned.

Day Three: Google announced its earnings call which would be the first in Page's era (Google wasn't public in his first CEO tenure).

4If you think your teacher is though, wait till you get a boss . He does not have tenure.

variation is well-illustrated by the land tenure systems established in the islands of the South Pacific.

New land tenure arrangements have to be found, and that will take time.

For much of his tenure, Qaddafi directed his ideological anti-colonial ire at Italy, Libya's colonial-era ruler.

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

An assistant professor who receives tenia receives tenure becomes an associate professor and may later be appointed of a full professor.

Despite initially struggling in the Premiership, he emerged as Arsenal's top goal-scorer for almost every season of his tenure there.

During his two-year tenure, Mr. Breton says he made a big effort to bring his country's finances into order and cut its debt pile.

Tony Snow was treated for cancer a year before taking the job. Ten months into his tenure, the disease returned.

His tenure will not be renewed when his contract expires soon, the president of Zhejiang University has said.

Over the course of its on-air tenure, Fox began running "24" in the second half of the season without a break in original episodes.

U. S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates says he will likely leave his post next year, ending what would be a very eventful four-year tenure.

The former Fed chief made $180, 100 a year at the end of his 18-year tenure.

His Administration was doomed, and his tenure of the presidency with it.

But Mr Coulson's tenure there was the source of immense controversy, which still dogs him and the government for which he now works.

I don't know what it's like to be a professor, working your way up, trying to get tenure.

Tsai has been the focus of debate recently; with opposition forces claiming her mayoral tenure would be cut short by a presidential bid.

Yet Mr Pawlenty was also generally viewed as a moderate governor, who attracted little controversy during his tenure.

The tenure for a senior manager of a financial institution with foreign capitals shall be no shorter than 2 years.

Sweeping of the tenure area is not done concurrently under gencon, but as part of the main tenure collection.

The scandal brought to a surprising end the tenure of a CEO who had placed great emphasis on upgrading H-P's ethics standards.

The University made great strides during Professor Kao's nine-year tenure thanks to his unswerving commitment to education.

If teenier tenure is denied. The , the person usually has a year to find another job.

His brief tenure as commander of Army Group Vistula had seen thousands of German soldiers die in hopeless counteroffensives .

Tenure-Track Associate Professor, Clinical Associate Professor, Research Associate Professor, or Associate Research Professor.

A member of the faculty of a college or university usually having qualified status without rank or tenure.

This "rent pull out" is not the budding state of China's ancient land tenure contracts do?

Shareholders of longer tenure could get extra voting rights, say, or new ones could be barred from voting for a spell.

With security of tenure, even poor people are able to invest to improve their homes or their businesses.

They gave justices life tenure so they would be free to upset the powerful and have no need to cultivate political support.

The fifth part puts forward some countermeasures and suggestions on the further improvement of the party congress tenure system.

Such land tenure arrangements take away much of the economic incentive for output expansion and productivity improvement.

But his tenure was marked by domestic gridlock, strained relations with China and the US, and a string of corruption scandals.

If you think your teacher is tough, wait till you get a boss. He doesn& quot ; t have tenure.

Yes! Yes, we haven't done anything. And I'm probably about to get tenure.

Jeffrey Immelt's decade-long tenure as CEO has been one of "decline, mistakes, and wealth destruction, " Fortune concluded recently.

I enjoy my tenure at ABC company but I feel it is time to move on to a new challenge.

The evaluation of the American university tenure is a significant appendix for the tenure system.

The audit of operators tenure performance has been carried out in Chin, but there is no scientific, perfect and maneuverable index system.

Rule 4. If you think your teacher is tough, wait until you get a boss. He doesn't have tenure.

Rule 4 : If you think your teacher is tough, wait till you get a boss. He doesn't have tenure.

After that, the instructor could become an assistant professor. Assistant professors do not have tenure.

A series of problems about land tenure in the transfer of rural collective construction land in China have been a focus of public concern.

The office, jurisdiction, or tenure of a pope; the papacy .

If tenia tenure is denied, the person usually has a year to find another job.

Land tenure becomes less and less certain as you approach the equator.

s have taken the lead in abolishing the system of life tenure in leading posts, furthering the reform of the cadre system.

Throughout his tenure, the former Pakistani president repeatedly denied or downplayed reports that bin Laden was hiding in his country.

A professor with tenure cannot be easily dismissed. Such appointments are permanent.

What do you consider to be the greatest achievement of the U. N. during your tenure?

Other aspects of the Carey tenure were more conventionally progressive, but his defining moment was the financial crisis.

As an ancient legal system, in the Civil Code of civil law country, tenure system have deeply legal content and practical significance.

Only the ships had most of them been laid down in my tenure.

It not only gives us fortitude to bear pain, but teaches us at every step the precarious tenure on which we hold our present being.

Former materials science professor Gretchen Kalonji sued MIT in 1994 alleging that she was denied tenure because of sexual discrimination.

A professor with tenure cannot be easily be dismissed. Such appointments are permanent.

These changes might include such diverse activities as the reform of land tenure, corporate tax , credit , and banking structures.

There was a telling moment in 2005, at a conference held to honor Greenspan's tenure at the Fed.

New appointments no longer carry promises of lifetime tenure but are subject to evaluation early in the investigator's career.

The programmes centre on upgrading and legalizing land tenure in informal settlements, and regeneration of the city centre.

Mr Jealous launched his tenure with an ambitious online voter-registration programme aimed at young blacks.

During his tenure, Samaranch helped revitalize the economic fortunes of the IOC through global sponsorship deals and marketing of TV rights.

One good tenure in the may sometimes change a delinquent into a solid citizen.

Employee: Thank you for your assistance during my tenure.

In her nine-year tenure as director, she launched new services to prevent the spread of disease and promote better health.

Regan remained popular throughout his tenure of the office of president.

The Senate, by reason of its longer tenure of office, alone represented legislative experience in Government.

University teachers and researchers who are hired with the understanding that they will seek tenure are said to be on a tenure track.

In his short tenure the Fed's chairman, Ben Bernanke, has only used scheduled meetings to make changes to the Fed's main policy rate.

Of course, President Obama is hoping for a much quicker economic turnaround during his tenure in office.

'You have to be careful not to spread yourself too thin, or you risk getting passed over for tenure, ' adds Dr. Eastwood.

Junior faculty said they would not win tenure if they wrote books that managers actually wanted to use.

Instead, Copenhagen was the culmination of the worst year of Mr Daley's tenure.

As President Clinton used to point out all the time, 24 million new jobs were created during his eight-year tenure.

Whereas J. P. , as his predecessor was known, often seemed arrogant, Mr Witty began his tenure with a listening tour.

America continues to run a deficit, and Mr Bush has vetoed only three bills in his whole tenure.

In America, a tenure of that length would be equivalent to Richard Nixon still being president today rather than having left office in 1974.

The author considers that the forest farmers' input will can reflect if the forest tenure reform achieves satisfactory results.

The rural collective construction land tenure includes original acquisition and derivative acquisition.

During Mr. Modi's seven-year tenure, the state's economy has averaged 10. 2% growth a year.

Building on experience of Mozambique, FAO is preparing normative materials on resource tenure, targeting Lusophone countries.

During his tenure, he became one of Chairman William H. Gates III's most trusted technical advisers.

Those higher ed hired with the understanding they will seek teenier tenure are said to be " on teenier the tenure track. "

At various stages of your managerial tenure, different types of questions and doubts may linger in your mind.

Paulson made several trips to China during his tenure, before the United States' financial crisis deepened last summer.

Firm must include performance rewards and tournament or wage-efficiency type incentives, thus variance of earnings increases over tenure.

your university revoked your tenure for your selling wild stories to the press.

Mrs. Thatcher's 11-year tenure had much in common with Liverpool's, both in its length and its attitudes toward organized labor.

A Capital One spokeswoman said Mr. Fairbank had been paid entirely in stock during his tenure.

As young faculty in top American universities (many already have tenure), their work will influence coming generations of graduate students.

R700 is Roland in Taiwan used to tow-largest models, since 1994, the first sold, after nine years of his tenure in China has exceeded 500.

The judges on these courts do not enjoy life tenure but serve ten-year terms.

By other measures, though, Mr Trichet's tenure is marked by a failure to perceive the processes that culminated in the current crisis.

This hardly comes as a surprise. During his tenure at Time, Carney accrued a reputation for bashing Republicans.

Sure, Fiorina left HP six years ago, but today's news is the real end of her tenure.

He spent much of his tenure putting away corrupt officials.

An assistant professor who receives tenure becomes an associate professor. An associate professor may later be appointed a full professor.

Relations with Pakistan have deteriorated significantly under Obama's tenure, particularly following the bin Laden raid.

During his tenure, Heineken developed techniques to maintain consistent beer quality during large-scale production.

namely the under-representation of women among tenure-track faculty in elite universities in physical science, math, and engineering.

During his tenure, Jon has been an outstanding advocate for this administration and for this country.

On the basis of above, the paper put forwards policy suggestions to improve the circulation regulation of collective forest tenure.

Jim Carter wasn't a lucky president, duringhis tenure, American got used to a word 'stagflation'.

This paper studies how partner level industry expertise affects the relationship between partners' tenure and audit quality.

But equally vital for his or her tenure will be reshaping the organization to ensure emerging economies are fully engaged.

farmland, villages, private plot, explained Hill collectives land tenure, but the law allows mortgage exception.

He remained popular throughout his tenure of the office of mayor.

In December they put forward a tenure-reform proposal; Mr Christie thinks it is still inadequate.

This account of Ms. Bartz's tenure and ouster is based on dozens of interviews with people involved with Yahoo.

Marking of the tenure area will run concurrently as required while allocations and collections happen in the nursery.

Berlusconi would eventually have to face a political defeat, but his tenure was far from over.

She was CEO at Autodesk for 14 years, much longer than most chief executives, whose median tenure is just five years.

He quickly came up with a plan for the Amazon, which included a reorganisation of land tenure.

To get a tenure-track professorship after Ph. D. school, you need an additional quality: tenacity.

The broader aim is to formalise land tenure in a country where only 40% of farms have titles and only half have been valued.

With the deepening tenure reform in state-owned forest areas, logging enterprises will face a major personnel adjustment.

Mr Duisenberg's tenure showed the value of a well-respected president from a smaller country.

During Mr Jobs's first tenure at Apple, the company's innovation premium was 37%.

Facebook's former employees say that their tenure provided them a fantastic network of contacts to tap into.

If you think your teacher is tough, wait till you get aboss. He doesnt have tenure.

Director Tenet stepped down as head of the CIA this year, ending a tenure that began under former President Bill Clinton.

During his tenure at the college, Mr. Wang always pulled his own weight.

In the recent decade, the post-tenure review has become a noticeable movement in the U.

In his zeal to lengthen his tenure as a senator, Old Tim had used any means, fair or foul.

He succeeded, after a fashion, in hurrying her back to the domicile of which her tenure had become so insecure .

Statutory land arrangements have influenced significantly tenure security in Ghana.

older; higher in rank; longer in length of tenure or service.

We have eliminated de facto life tenure for leading officials, and realized orderly succession of organs of state power and leaders.

Candidates for tenure may feel great pressure to get research published. "Publish or perish" is the traditional saying.

During his tenure, the troupe led by colonel-level Zhejiang University was rated excellent society, the hospital level top ten club.

A professor with tenia tenure cannot be easily dismissed.

Chapter III The practice of the American university tenure system.

The Blair announcement came on the first day of Britain's six-month tenure in control of the European Union's rotating presidency.

Many more, though, who would in previous years have become mortgaged homeowners, are finding alternative forms of tenure.

Instead, employers are putting an increased value on experience and tenure, something recent graduates lack.

His Ph. D. in CS from Carnegie Mellon in 1988 and taught at the University of Virginia where he was granted tenure a year early.

A group of 100 Spanish economists had pushed for a "single contract" , with employment rights that rise gradually with tenure.

The paper makes a comprehensive survey on the measures, effects and problems of Jiangxi collective forest tenure reform.

Since 1981 the average tenure for an education minister in France has been just two years.

Universities must begin to give more than lip service to the service component in tenure evaluations.

Finally, Matsushita promotes managerial continuity through long job tenure.

With the full completion of collective forest tenure reform, there will be better and faster development in Guangxi forestry.

Chief executive tenure, at an average of 7. 9 years on the job, is now at its longest, at least in North America, since 2000.

In particular, junior faculty members face the pressure of the tenure and promotion decision.

Would teachers be Nobel Prize winners, broadcasting through screens installed in the foreheads of robots that don't have tenure?

The traditional academic tenure system is likely to consolidate this culture.

Their tenure over their exotic adopted home was confirmed in 1886, when Queen Victoria granted them possession of the islands in perpetuity.

Teachers' unions have largely opposed moves away from the tenure system, in which layoffs are based on seniority, not performance.

Though the economists were overwhelmingly supportive of Mr. Bernanke, they don't think his tenure was without mistakes.

Tenure of chairmanship and deputy chairmanship should be for the life of the Bills Committee.

A tenure system is adopted for delegates to Party congresses at all levels.

Protesters said they oppose the president and the regime hereditary tenure.

Taking land tenure agreement office software for an example, it develops a small practical office software.

A professor with tenure cannot be easily dismissed.

Most significantly, perhaps, 70 per cent of the academically qualified tenure-track professors have been appointed in the past eight years.