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The only service to be factored later in this work is a banking sector that makes fixed-term loans to the landowners.
A comparison of two fixed-term research and development projects not examined rigorously and the potential for practice development is not exploited fully.
Enterprise reform since the late 1980s has broken this pattern and fixed-term labour contracts have been introduced to cover all seafarers.
Finally, loss of land for contractual reasons (such as fixed-term leases) has a predictably large and significant effect.
A comparison of two fixed-term research and development projects of the fixedterm, a changing pattern of devising and implementing new appointments and projects evolved.
Forests in tropical countries, however, tend to be government-owned and harvested under fixed-term, but weakly enforced, concession contracts.
A comparison of two fixed-term research and development projects depth.
We focus on tropical forests, which tend to be government-owned and harvested under fixed-term, weakly enforced concession contracts.
Younger staff were far more likely to resign and leave at the end of a fixed-term contract.
The sample included people working from a few hours (<10) a week to full-time (>35 hours), and under permanent, fixed-term and seasonal contracts.
They establish a fixed-term presidency and grant it the ability to make much of the nation's broader policy decisions by decree.
Dorothy does the shopping, bill paying, paperwork, and manages fixed-term deposits.
However, different terms and conditions are provided for 'old seafarers', those employed before the adoption of the fixed-term contracts and 'new seafarers', those employed after its adoption.
It accounted for 45 % of all departures, far ahead of exits due to the end of fixed-term contracts (29 %) ; resignations (17 %) ; or retirements (4 %), whether standard, voluntary or premature.
This perhaps suggests that parliamentary leaders have more flexibility to engineer an economic expansion than fixed-term presidential leaders, since everyone knows the latter has incentives to do so.
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