"Accordingly, based on these classifications, a graduate could be working as a barista in Starbucks - or toiling away in any capacity in any kind of job, no matter how menial or poorly compensated or unrelated to law - and would be deemed employed and working in 'business,' " the complaint said.
If the claimant scores less than 15 points in total they will be deemed fit for work and be placed onto Job Seekers Allowance.
The definition of sustainability encompasses economic, environmental, and societal aspects, which are deemed to work in a way such that the present and future generations are able to meet their needs.
Braids, dreadlocks, headwraps, and afros have all been deemed inappropriate in work environments by a number of employers.
All those of working age who were deemed unable to work in their usual occupation on grounds of ill health or disability (determined largely by the claimant's family doctor) and who had a record of sufficient social insurance contributions (paid during employment) were eligible, initially for Sickness Benefit (the first 28 weeks) and subsequently for IVB.
A site in Edinburgh is deemed critical to work on nuclear submarines.
Manually, listing all possible combinations of rated power capacities at the system POIs where the SCR is deemed insufficient, would work merely in specific cases.
Structuring our client sites to be deemed contextually relevant, and building authority in their niche – LoveClients works to deliver more targeted visitors, more often.
Tennessee Williams's later work would be lucky to be deemed problematic, so vituperative have commentators been in their appraisals over time.
In other words, young students receiving discounted school lunches and working mothers on Medicaid could be deemed unfit for citizenship.
