Significados de short tenure em inglês

Happiness should be measured by making a difference during our short tenure.

Once again, he regretted the probable short tenure of their partnership.

Answer: in his short tenure as commanding officer of the Dusk, imminent disaster had been the norm.

Indeed, his short tenure follows his 53-game reign at Wycombe in 2003-04.

The short tenure IS the weak point.

Looking at it from this point of view I was disturbed at the short tenure of the lease.

Bonds that can be later converted into stock usually offer lower returns, as do bonds with relatively short tenure.

In his short tenure as GM, Whitacre has made surprise visits to plants where he has spoken with workers.

Over the weekend, acting president Beresford Williams threw in the towel, ending a deeply contentious and equally short tenure.

Morrison's legislative agenda was hampered throughout his short tenure by a hostile Senate, where independents held the balance of power.

Van Marwijk insisted at the post-match press conference that he had no regrets following his short tenure with the team.

Hayward's short tenure at the top -he has lasted less than four years -carries lessons for all bosses.

His short tenure included 2014, when falling profit, revenue and traffic resulted in one of McDonald's worst years in decades.

During the short tenure of our marriage Dickie had managed to boff half the women in my high school yearbook.

A Conservative Government then enjoyed a short tenure of office, but committed suicide by bringing in an impracticable Reform Bill.

But Fox News' Wallace said Wednesday that despite Ford's short tenure, he had a lasting impact that continues to this day.