Sentence examples for right of tenure from inspiring English sources

However, since the government introduced the timber resources management (Amendment) Act of 2002, the right of tenure has now been assigned to the one who planted the tree, though this law appears to be more inclined towards plantation establishment and has largely not been tested in farming systems.

Reformist politicians in Florida, Colorado, Washington, D.C. and New Jersey are confronting teachers' unions and the sacred rights of tenure and rising compensation.

Now these people are being displaced or killed off by disease, forced to fight for basic rights of tenure and human rights, and "Securing Rights, Combating Climate Change" proves that there is something very wrong with this scenario.

In rural areas laws were also implemented that restored traditional rights of land tenure and inheritance.

Bury this idea of using new teacher evaluations to undermine a teacher's right to tenure.

At the same time, it calls for property rights and security of tenure irrespective of race.

Employees will lose their main employment rights, and thus security of tenure at work.

Some of these investments have involved the loss of jobs, as labour intensive farming is replaced by mechanised farming or some degree of loss of tenure rights.

In addition to increasing rents, many associations are introducing new tenancies where those paying the higher rent have fewer rights and reduced security of tenure.

Teachers working to overturn the package say that curtailed bargaining rights and the elimination of tenure protection are tough, but that morale has been hardest hit by accusations that money and clout across the bargaining table are central motivators.

It argues that progress can be made in overcoming the deficits of the formal system by gradual integration of the informal sector into decision-making concerned with housing land supply, security of tenure rights, lay-out regulation and land servicing.