Sentence examples for tenure agreements from inspiring English sources

During the negotiations in June, described as some of the most chaotic of Mr. Bloomberg's tenure, agreements imploded abruptly, meetings erupted into shouting matches and there were widespread worries — despite what officials said in public — that a budget might not be approved on time.

The malfunctioning of tenure agreements and the mistrust between landlords, who are mainly absentee farmers, and their caretaker cocoa farmers pose a serious threat to pest management innovations, especially where pruning to control Black Pod disease and uprooting trees infected with Swollen Shoot disease are concerned.

Early evidence suggests this process is catalysing the previously lethargic formalisation of artisanal mining and, with it, the establishment of formal land tenure agreements.

While teachers unions and their opponents have battled each other furiously in recent years over whether teacher tenure agreements should be weakened, both sides can surely agree that there is much to be gained by better training of good teachers, who far outnumber ineffective ones.

Some serfs were born unfree and could not leave their manors to work elsewhere without the consent of the local lord; others accepted limitations on their freedom as part of the tenure agreement for their farmland.

The first type of land tenure arrangement used by landless people is represented by land-rental and sharecropping agreements with landowners.

Not after his UN tenure produced agreement at the world summit of 2005 on "R2P" the global "responsibility to protect" citizens in states whose own governments prove unable to do so.

Private tenants in Britain have fewer rights in law compared to those in other European countries, with no real security of tenure, short tenancy agreements, and no right to stable rents.

But Mr. Christie, deciding the compromise had severely weakened the state's ability to carry out measures derided by the union — like establishing merit pay for individual teachers, using student test scores as a primary measure of a teacher's performance and making it tougher for teachers to get tenure — rejected the agreement announced on May 27.

He later assisted with the formation of Help for Heroes to fund a swimming pool at Headley Court and, later in his tenure, brokered an agreement with the British press that allowed Prince Harry to serve in Afghanistan.

The fear, doctors and faculty members say, is that there is a hidden agenda focusing on cutting costs by using the restructuring as a cover to nullify existing agreements on tenure, staffing and job security.