A-whaling they will go A single heartbeat Glaring across the river Sisters without leaders ReprintsThose not yet deemed "job-ready" may do trial jobs, subsidised by the state.
Once deemed job-ready, participants got help finding a permanent job.
Not all sports-related injuries suffered by police officers are deemed job-related, MacArthur added, noting that officers hurt in boxing matches against the county Sheriff's Department are not covered.
But Sanders said no: he deemed the jobs the plant created domestically more important.
By state decree, heart disease in retired police officers and firefighters is deemed a job-related ailment, making the retirees eligible for a disability pension at 75percentt of their final salary — free from state and local taxes.
Lump every imaginable failed or failing agency into something called a department of homeland security and – bringing airports to a grinding halt – deem the job done.
He had worked with the organization for a number of years and questioned what he was going to do now that the new leadership didn't deem his job as valuable.
The simple answer is a ceasefire will come -- just like it did in all Israel's wars -- when Israel deems the job done and feels that Gaza has been punished enough.
In the teenage work world these days, holding a job deemed uncool can risk a social sting as wages have become secondary to cachet.
For "Dos Passos: A Life" (1984), deemed "a diligent job of archaeological spadework" by Herbert Mitgang of The Times, she had the cooperation of the family of the writer, an innovative contemporary of Fitzgerald, Hemingway and Steinbeck.
Its atypical make-up - namely the extra screens and combination of numerous different player inputs - means that applying established game design models and technologies to the platform could be deemed a tough job.
