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tenure

[ten-yer] / ˈtɛn yər /


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Making the oil industry attractive to American investors, however, will require large-scale changes to industry regulations that were drafted during the tenure of Maduro’s mentor and predecessor, Hugo Chávez.

From The Wall Street Journal

Their own Champions League attempt ended in humiliation, as did the tenure of boss Russell Martin who was last spotted getting bundled into the back of a car in Falkirk.

From BBC

Former USC coach Pete Carroll, 74, ended his short tenure with the Raiders with a victory against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.

From Los Angeles Times

Disappointment, worryingly for Frank, is becoming the byword for Spurs and his tenure so far.

From BBC

Less than a year into his tenure, the pandemic hit, and homebound consumers flocked to familiar brands like Kraft mac and cheese.

From The Wall Street Journal