"By adopting the Commission's proposals in the housing bill, Wales could have tenure law fit for purpose and within this, a type of tenure designed specifically to meet the needs of people with challenging behaviour living in supported accommodation.
Depending on the affordability and quality of private rented properties and the low cost home ownership opportunities available locally, moving to another type of tenure can be an attractive option.
"When you have that type of tenure to be able to dominate, when you know that the entire competition is gearing up to beat you — and only you — and you're still able to come away No. 1 or always be at the top of the food chain, that's very inspiring".
At 17%, that was the smallest type of tenure and follows a long downward trend since the 1980s.
A correlation between owners, renters, and communication channels was conducted to determine whether there were any significant relationships between communication channels and type of tenure.
See the applications more directly Emiliani thought she had finally gained some stability in her career when she returned to Italy in 2000 to accept a ricercartore--a type of tenure-track position--at LENS, which was funded by the Istituto Nazionale Fisica della Materia (INFM).
People who do not own land in rural areas in Colombia have mainly relied on two types of land tenure arrangements to gain or maintain access to land which do not necessarily imply ownership.
The term describes what was probably the dominant type of land tenure in 18th-century France, certainly in southern France, and in parts of Italy.
Métayage, Italian mezzadria, type of land tenure whereby the cultivator (métayer) uses land without owning it and pays rent in kind to the owner.
