Sentence examples for equivalent posts from inspiring English sources

In Birmingham, 27 of 182 FTE (full-time equivalent) posts are to go.

Four people hold the equivalent posts at the Met and the New York City Ballet.

In these cases, between two and five full-time equivalent posts are covering technical development, systems support and research liaison.

The Department of Health claims there are 8,100 extra full-time equivalent posts on NHS wards in England since 2010.

It said that different figures from the Health and Social Care Information Centre showed the number of full-time GP equivalent posts had risen by 1,000 between 2010 and 2013.

However with 435,000 full time equivalent posts in the civil service as at the fourth quarter 2011, it is not clear just how many are allowed or encouraged to work flexibly or remotely.

Both groups of uninduced mice demonstrated equivalent post-conditioning cocaine preference (open bars).

In return, the liberal interlocutor could publish the equivalent post at The Corner.

Just as the government endorsed the Munro review proposal for a post of principal child and family social worker, we believe there should be an equivalent post in the adult and mental health specialisms.

Dr. Kouts was the director of reactor safety research at the Atomic Energy Commission in the early 1970s, as most of the reactors in service today were being built, and held the equivalent post when the successor organization, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, was formed.

Correction: August 15 , 2001 Wednesday An obituary on Monday about Eric Bedford, a former chief architect of Britain, misstated the number of monarchs served by Sir Christopher Wren, who held an equivalent post -- king's surveyor of general works.