Sentence examples for tenure problems from inspiring English sources
Applying this framework for a comparative analysis of 5 different land subdivision practices – each relying on a different land-related act – we conclude that the degree of regulation and regularization is perhaps not so much a solution for urban land tenure problems but more of a problem in itself.
Jane Weru is currently the Executive Director and founder member of Akiba Mashinani Trust (AMT), a non-profit organization working on developing innovative community led solutions to housing and land tenure problems for the urban poor in Kenya.
In 2001, she helped found Pamoja Trust, a non profit organization that mobilized and supported movements of the urban poor by providing technical, legal and financial support to urban poor movements to work more closely and more directly with urban poor organizations on developing solutions to their housing and land tenure problems.
But the Ming rulers were not able to provide permanent solutions for China's perennial land-tenure problems.
You need administrators with enough imagination to find novel solutions: the CAR was a way around an apparently insuperable land-tenure problem.
But the various proposals leave the lower courts alone, on the premise that life tenure brings problems that are specific to the Supreme Court.
But implicit in these reports are shortcomings of Mr. Hespe's predecessor, Leo Klagholz, and possible errors by Ms. Bolden's predecessor, Beverly L. Hall, who is now superintendent of Atlanta schools and during whose tenure the problems developed.
With regard to tenure's problems, McNutt is right that even if junior-level hires are gender equitable, it will take a generation before this equity ripples up to higher ranks.
All of which shows the bad side of Wilshaw's tenure: the dual problems of arrogance and gut feel over evidence.
The Resolution Foundation said this shift in tenure could mean problems in the future, as individuals would need to find a way of funding their housing in retirement, or may need to turn to the benefits system for help.
e Material factors: car ownership, housing tenure, and financial problems.
