Use of the terms associated with feudum to denote the essential characteristics of the early Middle Ages has invested the fief with exaggerated prominence and placed undue emphasis on the importance of a special mode of land tenure to the detriment of other, more significant aspects of social, economic, and political life.
These constitutions have therefore in principle recognized the indigenous territorial mode of land tenure, which involves jurisdiction over the management of natural resources.
Impeachment is a legal, as well as a political, mechanism for terminating the tenures of misbehaving presidents — and a preferred mode rather than replacement via military coup or insurrection.
The finding that private mode use for commuting governs the housing tenure choice of individuals suggests that promotion of urban-transport policies such as Transit Oriented Development may be an effective strategy to curb the issues related to energy consumption and emission.
During his tenure as George W. Bush's defense secretary, Rumsfeld championed a mode of warfare that relied on limited numbers of soldiers armed with high-tech equipment and backed by precise, devastating air power.
It may or may not bring about social, economic or local government institutions associated with the urban living, but it surely recasts settlement patterns, land tenure systems and demand for facilities and services in urban modes.
The performance offers a revealing glimpse of the Met orchestra in its workaday mode during that period, just one year into Rudolf Bing's tenure as manager.
Billups added that he was confident that even if the Nuggets were to lose Anthony, the team would not have to plunge headlong into rebuilding mode, although his prediction seems unlikely given Anthony's enormously productive tenure with Denver.
And things hummed along more or less in that mode, it seemed to Dino, until about three years into Coscette's tenure, when evidence emerged that genuine inanity was again loose within the department.
