at end of tenure

AhnIt was a reformation plan that President suggested (at end of his tenure.)

Is it proper to use 'at end of his tenure' to mean 'when his tenure was almost end' ?

Yes.

'when his tenure was almost ended'

Yes.

'when his tenure was almost completed'

Thank you very much Marius Hancu!

Thank you for the correction.

Hi,

It was a reformation plan that President suggested (at end of his tenure.)

Is it proper to use 'at end of his tenure' to mean 'when his tenure was almost end' ?

The common word used here is 'term' or 'term of office' rather than 'tenure'.

Best wishes, Clive

Hi,

at the end of his tenure.

or more likely:

at the end of his term

Isn't the necessary there when it's not in the telegraph's style?

Thank you!

Hi Maple

Yes, the word 'the' is needed. In addition, unless the word 'that' was intended as a demonstrative adjective, the word 'the' should also be added before the word 'president'.

Thank you Amy, for the above confirmation. [C]

Maple

Thanks for all of your help

I'll correct it as "It was a reformation plan that the President suggested

Hi,

You'd be more likely to hear/read 'a reform plan' or 'a plan for reform'.

Clive