In capitalist-oriented reforms, private ownership, family farming, and dual tenures have remained basic objectives with the aim of promoting democracy, equality, stability, and development.
Also, the perennial Chobe River accords the arable farmers the opportunity to practise dual planting tenure system: rain fed (dry land) and flood recession farming.
All of which shows the bad side of Wilshaw's tenure: the dual problems of arrogance and gut feel over evidence.
In countries with a dual rental market, renting is more of a 'residual' tenure: In our study, this concerns Belgium, Italy, Spain, Greece and, to a lesser extent, France.
A dual role is "not optimal for making progress on your tenure," he says, but "it was enormously fulfilling".
Based on the arguments outlined above, we expect that in countries with a dual rental market, parental homeownership has a stronger impact on tenure outcomes than in countries with a unitary rental market.
In some ways, Mr. DiFrancesco's dual appearances on election night underscored the fact that his brief tenure as the state's top leader was different from that of other governors.
There is a role for employment protection, but it should be limited, linked to the length of employment in the firm, and increasing continuously with tenure rather than with the threshold effects that characterize dual systems.
In their first year of intercollegiate competition, Ball's Lady Gators swimmers were undefeated in dual meets and placed second at the AIAW national championship during her single-season tenure.
Shareholders rejected attempts earlier this year to strip him of his dual role of chairman and chief executive – perhaps because the shares are up 60% under his tenure and close to record highs.
