(50 ) Some tenants surveyed could afford a home in an informal settlement but were not willing to because of the insecurity of tenure or because living in an informal settlement would damage their dignity.
Many of our readers would answer "yes" to that question, not only because the total number of tenure track positions in academia makes that track considerably tougher, but because industry jobs have increasing appeal.
He still has minor league options, but because of his tenure, he must first accept any assignment.
His earnestness initially rubbed a few people the wrong way, particularly because of his tenure as budget director for President George W. Bush.
Mr. Perry, because of his tenure and the methodical placement of former staff members throughout the government, changed all that, turning a weak office into a powerful one.
"Somebody was going to be around Madison Hall in case we had an upset professor coming over because of her tenure decision," Walker says to the dispatcher.
Mr. Gomolka, 48, a state parks superintendent, believes he is "on the conservative side," but said he planned to vote for Bill Bradley, if Mr. Bradley wins the Democratic presidential nomination, because of his tenure as a United States senator from New Jersey.
Lawyers for Mr. Belbacha have said he is at risk of torture or death by Islamist radicals because he once served in the Algerian army, and by the government, which is likely to view him as a terrorist because of his tenure at Guantánamo.
With her attention now fixed on a job with the incoming Bush administration, Gov. Christie Whitman yesterday declared New Jersey a better place because of her tenure and offered few new initiatives in what was likely to be her last annual address to the Legislature in Trenton.
