Sentence examples for tenure high from inspiring English sources

We surveyed local experts about social, institutional, and environmental conditions at these sites to reveal that bright spots are characterized by strong sociocultural institutions such as customary taboos and marine tenure, high levels of local engagement in management, high dependence on marine resources, and beneficial environmental conditions such as deep-water refuges.

"Can anyone believe that light teaching loads, generous research leaves, tenure, high salaries, political correctness, and so on represent anything other than 'profits' to faculties," asks Manne.

Attacking teacher unions and tenure, high stakes testing, NCLB, Race to the Top, Common Core, charter schools... all these things are just fiddling around while civil society burns.

We examine the prospects for implementing PES projects under a centralised government in Vietnam, where insecure land tenure, high transaction costs, high opportunity costs and pervasive capture of benefits by local elites challenges PES policy and practice.

By examining three nationally supported payment for ecosystem service (PES) schemes in Vietnam we show how insecure land tenure, high transaction costs and high opportunity costs can undermine the long-term benefits of PES programmes for local households and, hence, potentially threaten their livelihood viability.

Some studies have found that respondents with stable housing tenure, higher income, longer years of education, more children, longer residence time, and who are older, married, and/or are women, are more likely to be prepared for a disaster (Edwards 1993; Russell et al. 1995; Beringer 2000; Collins 2008; Basolo et al. 2009; Fischer 2011; Bretkert-Smith et al. 2012; Reininger et al. 2013).

For tenure, higher index values represent more rental properties.

Women in the cohort also had higher tenure, higher average age and were more likely to be in permanent positions.

Through the enhanced monitoring data, three more SES indicators were collected: housing tenure, highest educational qualification, and household type.

‡Adjusted for age, cars, housing tenure, highest level of education, National Statistics socioeconomic classification, ethnic group, and region.

Significant interactions (p < 0.05 for high-past exposure; p < 0.0001 for medium-past exposure) were observed between < 5-year work tenure and high and medium levels of past endotoxin exposure.