Sentence examples for tenure structure from inspiring English sources

Variety in home tenure structure impinges on poverty differences between countries and groups (Lyberaki and Tinios 2005; Lefebure et al. 2006).

This is not unexpected, considering that publication of scholarly work is not generally anticipated in the reward and/or tenure structure for community college faculty.

The association between parents' and children's housing tenures is therefore partly explained by the tenure structure of the local housing market (Helderman and Mulder 2007).

We as academic scientists set up the tenure structure, publication requirements, and training requirements and dictate the group norms and expected modes of interaction in our own disciplines.

Clearly, when PES policy is scaled up nationally, a significant number of poor will be unable to access PES schemes and benefit from associated payments; this suggests that PES schemes operating in the existing tenure structure which privileges formal over customary rights to forest, have huge potential to marginalize poor households.

The disparities of the unbalanced land tenure structures in Brazil are further fortified by unclear legislative arrangements.

He pointed out that housing tenure structures are the result of political choices influencing the relative costs and benefits of owning versus renting.

For example, France has adopted a tenure voting structure for its public companies under the so-called Florange law.

Rudel [15] suggests that effective conservation of tropical forests will require an understanding of how land tenure, socioeconomic structure, and demography affect local and regional patterns of deforestation.

Anonymised MEND records (n = 657) were used to purposively select a sample of families drawn to achieve maximum variation by ethnicity, housing tenure, family structure, MEND attendance and local deprivation.

I strongly believe that alternatives to the Habilitation, such as tenure-track structures, are needed to allow for scientific independence at an early stage.