Tenure definition
Tenure means a faculty appointment for an indefinite period of time which may be revoked only for adequate cause and by due process.
Tenure means academic freedom and continuing employment, which may be terminated only for the reasons specified in the Nevada System of Higher Education Code.
Tenure means an academic appointment without term that may only be terminated by resignation, retirement, death, or in accordance with the terms of this Agreement;
Examples of Tenure in a sentence
If the Developer fails to transfer all or any of the Funder’s Units on or before the expiry of the Tenure, the Developer shall pay to the Funder interest on the Fund at the rate of [eight percent (8%)] per annum, calculated on a daily basis from the expiry of the Tenure until the actual date of delivery of the Funder’s Units.
More Definitions of Tenure
Tenure means the right granted to some faculty members which results in the continuation of the faculty member's academic appointment until retirement or until otherwise terminated.
Tenure is the expectation of continued employment by the Board after completing a probationary period that is governed under the terms of the Regular Teacher Contract set forth in COMAR and Education Article Sections 6-201(f) and 6-202.
Tenure means the duration for which ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ has opted for repayment of Loan excluding the Pre EMI.
Tenure means the period of employment.
Tenure means the period specified pursuant to Section 8.1 (ii) of this RFP
Tenure means permanency of appointment including the right to fair consideration for increases of responsibility and salary, and for promotions in rank, and the right of a faculty member to continue as such subject only to dismissal for just cause, except as described under the conditions of Article 17.
Tenure means the licence or licences specified in the Main Agreement;