Sentence examples for approved posts from inspiring English sources

Then she provided several hashtags we were welcome to use with our approved posts.

Moreover, during the first three years, a significant extra pool of nurses has been trained in ART relative to the number of professional nurse posts approved for the programme – 580 as opposed to the 115 approved posts.

This implies that two types of clinics would require two different staffing norms: a small clinic might require only one or two nurses whereas a large clinic with a heavy workload could require up to 17. Another approach to setting staffing norms is to base the number of approved posts for a given facility on the WISN calculations of the most recent year's workload data for that facility.

Other benefits cited by respondents at HRM included an increased percentage of approved posts filled by trained health workers, improved recruitment and retention of health staff and improved allocation of workers to underserved areas.

Percentage of approved posts filled by trained staff in the health sector improved from 33% in 1999/00 to 69% in 2004/05[ 11] and given this, increase in number of health workers accounts for the increasing wage bill.

The Commission also has recently approved posting of the long-awaited IFRS Taxonomy on our website.

The Secretary shall pay all costs for tuition, books, fees and living expenses incurred by a forester intern while attending an approved post-secondary or graduate school in a full-time forestry-related curriculum.

Please be aware the California law which states that all U.S. and Canadian graduates must be licensed in California before they begin their 25th month of approved post graduate training, if that training is to be done in a California institution.

General requirements include statements that revegetation should be "diverse, effective, and permanent" and "comprised of species native to the area" unless introduced species are "desirable and necessary to achieve the approved post-mining land use".

The portal is a tool that allows F-1 students on approved post-completion optional practical training (OPT) to report changes to their home address, telephone number and employer information.

The Ethics Committee of Utrecht University approved post-mortem harvesting of the IVD tissue employed in the present study.