"Member states should ensure that women and girls' equal tenure rights and access to land, fisheries and forests are clearly protected in national laws independent of individuals' civil and marital status," the policy document demands.
We control for a number of firm and personal characteristics (small firm, gender, age, age squared, years of education, marital status, children at home age below or equal 5, tenure, year dummies).
The process was repeated restricting to incident hires, where follow-up time is essentially equal to tenure as a miner post-dieseliza-tion.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus has attracted the sort of acclaim for Veep that equals even her tenure on Seinfeld.
"It's not true that tenure equals support," Roy Silverstein, chair of Cleveland Clinic's Department of Cell Biology, tells recruits like Ladd.
Meanwhile, foreign faculty members here have often found themselves subject to discrimination, typically denied equal pay or tenure and other benefits on the same basis as their Japanese counterparts.
If it is merely office space, then he may not even equal Giuliani, during whose tenure millions of square feet of commercial space have gone up in Times Square alone.
A few days ago, in fact, he hired law clerks for the term beginning in October 2005, and some people believe he is aiming to top the record of 36 years set by Justice William O. Douglas, or at least to equal the 34-year tenure of his judicial hero, Chief Justice John Marshall.
At the faculty level, men and women seemed to have equal chance of attaining tenure.
Literature on urban land governance suggests cadastres play an important role in delivering equal land access, adequate tenure security, sustainable land use, accountability of actors, and transparency.
