Sentence examples for current fringe from inspiring English sources

For fringe benefit costs, the plan must include: a listing of fringe benefits provided to covered employees, and the overall annual cost of each type of benefit; current fringe benefit policies; and procedures used to charge or allocate the costs of the benefits to benefitted activities.

Following in the wake of the company's "Hamlet" and "Romeo and Juliet," hyper-watchable 90-minute works seen at the Capital Fringe festival in 2012 and 2013, respectively, "Duchess" — part of the current Fringe — has also been pared to an hour and a half.

If you want to be original about it, keep your current fringe or no fringe in some case.

But the narrative of "Candy Mountain," as fluidly cinematic as it can be, has more in common with Jim Jarmusch's current itinerent fringe dwellers than with Kerouac's generation.

The current Berkshire Fringe offerings include "Elephants and Gold," running through Monday, which blends song and movement to explore the relationship between humans and elephants, and "Phi Alpha Gamma," which runs next week, about brothers in a college fraternity dealing with the aftershocks of a gay-bashing incident.

Glancing nods are made to Hungary's complex history and its current far-right fringe, and there's a concluding memorial service.

"Midsummer," a two-character romantic comedy that Ms. Tambor called a "love letter to Edinburgh," is not a play in the current Edinburgh Festival Fringe (which runs through Monday) but was one in 2009.

Current and past fringe rates.

Universities with faculty members joining NSF in the next 12 months will be required to pay 10% of the rotator's current salary and fringe benefits, says Joanne Tornow, NSF's chief human capital officer.

To the house codes, like a focus on beautiful backs, laced-up or with a tie, the designer added the current pleats and fringing.

With three consecutive Comedy Awards nominations under his belt, Acaster is the Fringe's current golden boy.