Sentences with phrase «too short a tenure»

In contrast to the above mistake is taking inadequate cover for too short a tenure.

Not exact matches

The familiar criticisms of Whitehall are also aired — that ministerial reshuffles are too frequent and tenure too short, compared, for example, with Germany's political system.

Peterson says that Rhee was in office for too short a period to draw firm conclusions one way or another as to her impact on student performance, but there is no doubt that the reports critical of her tenure have made erroneous claims.

Specifically, they said California's two - year time period for tenure was too short to adequately evaluate new teachers.

The plaintiffs are challenging the state's tenure period of two years as being too short for school districts to make proper judgements on a teacher's ability to enhance student performance.

In Pennsylvania, where teachers are eligible for tenure after three years, reformers are pushing to extend it to five years, insisting that three years is too short.

Judge Treu did not say teacher tenure is detrimental per se; rather, he stressed that the probationary period for teachers is too short.

Given Senator Duckworth's short tenure with the Senate, there is not too much history involving her impact on the student loan issue.

We narrowed the universe of 1500 funds to exclude not only unskilled managers but fund classes with AUM too small, duration too long, tenure too short (< 3 years), or expenses too great (skill had to exceed expenses, adjusted for loads, by roughly 1 %).

It is tough for anyone to defend a legacy, and I don't blame him for trying, but the Fed became too integrated with the political establishment under his tenure, which made it too activist in avoiding short - term pain.

However, there are stringent rules for getting such cover and the tenure is too short to cover a person's life.