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tenure

[ten-yer] / ˈtɛn yər /


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Grenell’s tenure was marked by controversy every step of the way, which Grenell met with combative defiance, often slamming artists that criticized the center’s decisions.

From Los Angeles Times

All full-time Carvana employees are eligible to earn equity after a given tenure, and the company also offers a discounted employee stock purchase plan.

From Barron's

Early in his L.A. tenure, Walden landed a solid gig scoring movies made for television, a business that tanked with the advent of reality TV.

From Los Angeles Times

Mazloum had been about a year into his tenure at Disneyland.

From Los Angeles Times

The school said it would share more information about the leadership transition in the coming days and praised Carter’s tenure for rises in national rankings, growth in research spending and new scholarship programs.

From The Wall Street Journal