The word 'emb' is not a standard word in English and is not considered correct or usable in written English
It may be used in certain informal or slang contexts, but it is not recognized by dictionaries or grammar guides. Example: "She saw the word 'emb' written on a bathroom stall and had no idea what it meant."
We will seek discussion in Scotland on this matter with councils, Cosla, the parties and the EMB.
It urges councils, the national Electoral Management Board (EMB) and the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (Cosla), to reassess their policies: In our report on the 2003 Scottish elections, we noted that not all councils allowed election posters to be placed on lampposts.
While some of these themes are at odds with traditional Saudi society, Emb Off present at this event reported that Sarkozy was well-received.
Alas, there was almost no money in the EMB kitty.
"When EMB [Manningham-Buller] found out what had gone on in Libya, she was evidently furious.
Embed a shallow "no-depth" river in the floor as a way-finder, as Gang's architectural heroine, Lina Bo Bardi, had once done in a community center in Brazil.
4. Embed agility: performance not 'presenteeism' Flexible working is a key enabler for women in the labour market, and is widely known to reduce overheads, sick days and attrition.
Embed your blind optimism in models of gratuitous upliftment.
Embed sustainability - the right way The risks revealed by the latest credit research point to the broader need for policymakers to embed sustainability factors in ways that ensure the fundamental stability of both financial institutions and financial markets.
4. Embed sustainability throughout your organisation Changing organisational structures or creating roles, such as sustainability managers, might only act as a bolt-on, when a complete change in business culture and managerial priorities is needed.
Embed recovery strategies as early as possible: A long term perspective should be there from the very start of a humanitarian programme.
