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

152. The Court analogized this informal tenure system to an implied contract term, and concluded that it was sufficient to give the dismissed teacher a constitutionally protected property interest.

153. Because classes are generally long-lived objects, they are allocated directly into tenure space.

154. Tenure for life in leading posts is linked both to feudal influences and to the continued absence of proper regulations in the Party for the retirement and dismissal of cadres.

155. For the sixty-six who'd come before, the average tenure was a mere eighteen years, the contributions varying from nonexistent to beyond compare.

156. Land tenure is a leading political issue in many parts of the world.

157. Escheat:Reversion of land held under feudal tenure to the manOR in the absence of legal heirs OR claimants.

158. During his tenure, the Law and Medical schools were revitalized, and the graduate schools of Business, Dental Medicine, and Arts and Sciences, were established.

159. When women leave firms that practice permanent employment, their tenure is broken.

160. In the aspect of market system, the wholesale market of forestry products, option market and production factor market, such as forestry land tenure and fund markets, should be developed.

161. They gain a long tenure in office at the price of final oblivion.

162. KKR's 2.5% coupon convertible bond investment will have a five-year tenure and could be converted into equity shares at 45 Singapore cents per share.

163. Therefore, it is necessary to reconstruct the theory and mode of auditorial system of financial responsibility during the leader's tenure of office.

164. Of course, in some well known state university such as UC Berkeley, the departmental standard for a "tenure tracked" position can still be very high.

165. During his tenure of office, he has made many achievements in road construction and education.

166. 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.

167. As I've written before, someday people are going to reverentially study the success of the Mac during Tim Cook's tenure. It's a miracle.

168. Documents of tenure of office and identity certificate of the company's legal representative.

169. For now, the only official evidence of Mr. Obama's brief tenure is a small glass case displaying photos in a corner of the library.

169. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and make good sentences.

170. Research on store operating policies will focus on payroll, square footage, size of back room, assortment breadth, management tenure, employee retention and training.

171. He was in the middle of his tenure as Oxford Professor of Poetry and at the height of his fame.

172. Roosevelt’s long tenure in the White House prompted the opposition Republican Party to pursue passage of the 22nd Amendment in 1947, with the law going into effect in 1951.

173. The legal contract specifies my status in terms of tenure, salary, pension, dismissal, redundancy, discipline, etc.

174. We would like to explore more, but we would need more security of tenure first.

175. Frieden's tenure as New York City's health commissioner from 2002 to 2009 was intensely productive and attention-getting: under his direction, the city banned trans fats from restaurants.

176. There was no security of tenure in the life of either.

177. Their opposition to communal landholding was motivated by the obstacles this form of tenure placed in the way of acquiring land for the Jewish National Home.

178. An assistant professor who receives tenure becomes an associate professor.

179. Homage was accordingly the acknowledgment of the bond of tenure between lord and tenant.

180. Since it is used in different environment and with the discrepancy of product quality, the RTV coating used in different area has the problem of ageing and tenure of use.