The phrase "all tenures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every type or duration of tenure, often in contexts related to employment, academic positions, or property ownership.
Example: "The policy applies to all tenures within the organization, ensuring equal treatment for all employees."
Alternatives: "all types of tenures" or "every tenure type".
They could broker the work across all tenures, allowing the economies of scale the government aims to achieve.
If governments had kept up with demand and built more homes of all tenures then the disparity between social and private rents would not be so extreme.
She welcomed the plans for 40,000 new affordable homes and the greater flexibility for housing providers to build homes of all tenures.
The answer, the review argues, is to establish an independent housing commission to look at creating a fair market for all tenures.
A meeting is scheduled between Directors at TVH and Ballymore to review this incident and the management of the scheme more widely, to ensure a good service is delivered to residents of all tenures".
It's clear that joint working with partners such as registered social landlords, local authorities and housebuilders is essential, as is freeing up land sites for development for all tenures of housing.
Mr. Bloomberg said that the city would help train the teachers who now will work a fourth year without tenure, and that he hoped they would all earn tenure eventually.
They asked Colgate to institute mandatory cultural sensitivity workshops for all professors and students and to re-evaluate all tenure track professors.
"In addition to that, because we need more of all tenure, we'd look over that four-year term to also build a further 150,000 homes for private rent, private sale, intermediary and rent-to-buy.
At Colville, the high-end flats may be marshalled into the corner of the site, but the rest of the estate is freed up for a mix of townhouses, terraces and perimeter blocks, all tenure-blind and designed to continue the jumbled grain of this part of Hackney.
While elsewhere the job has been restructured "so as to take people further and further away from the things that connect you to the academic heart of the institution," he said, Harvard demands that its president stay engaged, by requiring him to oversee all tenure decisions personally.
