Sentence examples for Unfilled vacancy from inspiring English sources

At the end of this month the F.E.C., already with one unfilled vacancy, will have five members continuing to sit though their terms have expired.

Betty Boothroyd, former Speaker of the Commons, is the solitary woman out of 23 (the death of Sir Anthony Caro in 2013 left an unfilled vacancy) holders of the order, one said to be unique for being the direct gift of the monarch.

Another exchange from Trump likely to alienate some women, but one seemingly intended to court the evangelical vote, stemmed from a discussion about the future shape of the US supreme court, which has had an unfilled vacancy since conservative justice Antonin Scalia's death in February.

The EEAST said each of the 260 posts was an unfilled vacancy and added there were plans to recruit 114 emergency care assistants and 24 paramedics.

Let Π E i and Π V i denote the values of firm i's profit streams associated with employment of a worker and an unfilled vacancy, respectively.

Almost half of those did not think there are enough GP training places in Wales and a quarter said they have at least one unfilled vacancy in their practice.

In Zambia, the particularly high rate of unfilled vacancies (62% of physician posts unfilled and 53% of nurse and midwife posts unfilled) suggests that the number of health workers that employers are willing to hire exceeds the number who is willing to work with the proposed working conditions and wages.

In America unfilled vacancies have risen over the past couple of years despite high unemployment.

Reforms begun in the 1990s addressed long-standing problems of inefficiency, corruption, and unfilled vacancies.

The security forces are finding recruitment harder: the Chiapas police have 300 unfilled vacancies.

With the current unfilled vacancies, the police department has 164 officers.