Sentence examples for eis from inspiring English sources

A draft EIS was criticised by environmental advocates for not containing sufficient information for the public to reasonably comment on it as several details were unknown ahead of a feasibility study's completion.

Requiem mass, musical setting of the Mass for the Dead (missa pro defunctis), named for the beginning of the Latin of the Introit "Requiem aeternam dona eis Domine" ("Give them eternal rest, O Lord").

The rules for "knowledge intensive" firms – those with high research and devlopment costs – are a little more relaxed but in general the EIS must now be used to put money into earlier-stage, smaller businesses.

Many of the companies raising money on platforms such as Seedrs and Crowdcube, which are booming, qualify for EIS status.

Alternatives such as the EIS are an obvious home for the money of these savers, but not if the risk is too extreme.

The advice has been drawn up by the Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS), the country's largest teaching union, after a survey of 300 schools and colleges suggested that teachers are increasingly having to help underfed pupils.

Radius Equity, a specialist provider of tax-efficient investment schemes, says businesses using the EIS picked up £1.53bn of funding during the 2013-14 tax year.

The word "eis" buried in the name refers to the practice, which started accidentally, of freezing the beer during aging to concentrate the alcohol and flavor.

The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) questioned how construction of the schools, which are about 10 years old and were all built under the same PPP1 contract, was approved, resulting in the serious structural problems.

When it came to creative ice cream options, there was a time when Germans might have had to settle for spaghetti-eis, thin strands of vanilla ice cream smothered in a (supposedly) fruit-based syrup.

For the hip fracture cohort, higher AC-EIs were associated with a small decrease in mortality rates.