Sentence examples for the problem of tenure from inspiring English sources

This has been applied by Williamson's followers to oil pipeline contracts, mining structures, the decision by fast-food firms to own or franchise their outlets, the problem of tenure in academia and firm structure in government contracts.

Tells how the problems of land tenure, reform, and famine, when coupled with the oil price shock of 1973, caused a revolution in Ethiopia.

Under Mr. Hills's tenure at the S.E.C. in the mid-1970s, the agency undertook to clean up the problem of corporations' paying bribes overseas.

• To the Editor: It was distressing to see yet another article in which tenure is blamed for the problems of our educational system.

But the root problem of the Dundas tenure at Pucci is that — while he makes glam slam clothes, has a sensual vision and a very fine hand with cutting — the label's life is rooted in Emilio, the aristocratic Florentine founder.

This is the genius of tenure".

They are thus associated with the notions of tenure diversification and 'social mix'.

For instance, in the case of rubber in Sumatra, because jungle rubber is not officially recognized as a real cropping system, smallholders replant clonal rubber as a way to protect their land rights (Ruf et al. 1999).In our survey in Ghana, farmers did not mention problems of land tenure (Table  3).

The problem was, of course, that this was a contract job and I would need to look for my job of choice--a tenure-track position--soon.

Relative to teachers without tenure, teachers in the first year of tenure spend $73 less on classroom expenditures.

While some of the problems predate Mr. Gross's tenure, Mr. McGreevey said that he must be held accountable for the authority's failure to deliver the services taxpayers were promised without huge cost overruns.