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121. Jackson and Robinson found local cultural reinforcement by the sub-group in hostels. 2 Structural problems of land tenure and credit finance.

122. More important, the younger Pitt, during his long tenure of office, laid the foundations of the nineteenth-century Tory party.

123. Bureaucratic governments can do none of these things easily, thanks to their civil service regulations and tenure systems.

124. The legal tenure by which a villein held land.

125. On what tenure does he hold the house?

126. An assistant professor who receives tenure becomes associate professor.

127. This post has security of tenure.

128. He holds his life on a precarious tenure.

129. A professor with tenia tenure cannot be easily dismissed.

130. Finally, Matsushita promotes managerial continuity through long job tenure.

131. his four-year tenure as President.

132. Land tenure and housing structure on?

133. During his tenure as provost, Cole experienced his fair share of political messiness.

134. The means of perfecting tenure is faculty tenure evaluation system.

135. In judge"s management part, the article investigated emphatically centrical judge"s tenure of office, systems of rewarding and punishing and prohibiting calling on etc.

136. Obama told the Today show that during his tenure as a state senator in Springfield, Illinois he owned only four suits, and that his glamourous wife would tease him when they would wear to a patina.

137. Junior staff have only a slim chance of getting tenure.

138. During her tenure, she penned 42 amazingly eloquent temple hymns to praise not only her main master, but love and war goddess Ishtar/Inanna and their respective institutions of worship as well.

139. Given security of tenure to their land, people will work hard to improve their slums.

139. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

140. Loan tenure within a year of, this contract interest rate doesn't adjust.

141. It is commonly involved a social hierarchy based on the tenure of land.

142. Ph.D. recipients often cobble together fellowships, temporary positions or postdoctoral programs; the lucky land a job that might lead to tenure, which guarantees employment and academic freedom.

143. She felt the insecurity of her tenure of her brother's hospitality.

144. The results show that occupational experience, measured by the tenure of one's current occupation, has the strongest influence in the process of wage determination.

145. To solve this problem, the author puts forward the way train of thought that land tenure of our country country reforms.

146. While he is almost certain to win Senate backing for another term, the hearing the Senate Banking Committee will hold on his renomination will likely revive criticisms of his tenure.

147. To respond to this need, the project proposes to include a Land Bank pilot initiative that promotes long-term tenure arrangements through purchase or long-term lease of productive land.

148. Critical of the market, yet during his tenure domestic markets became so free that they were inspiring even to dyed-in-the-wool neoclassical economists.

149. An assistant professor who receives tenure becomes an professor and may later be appointed full professor.

150. Finally, offering tenure to employees is a major risk because of unforeseeable personnel problem.