Sentence examples for firm schemes from inspiring English sources
Three main categories of non-regulatory FSMS have been implemented in New Zealand: public international standard schemes, public industry sector schemes and private individual firm schemes.
But Labour pointed out that no additional money or firm schemes had been announced and the government recently culled major rail upgrades, including the electrification of lines in the Midlands and Wales.
She quits, moves west, becomes the only Harvard-educated lawyer at a strip-mall law firm, and schemes to get her man.
Scope for summer work will be limited, too, by the much shorter holidays that result from teaching over three full terms, rather than the standard two, although both colleges insist there will be time for students to complete law firm vacation schemes.
More and more major firms have schemes to encourage employees to arrive by bike.
The intern circuit has extended to management consultancies, accountants and engineering firms, whose schemes also handsomely out-pay burger-flipping.
Administering work permits is going to be complicated under whatever system emerges, and will bring a lot more intervention in firms' recruitment schemes.
Non-law students often worry that lack of legal knowledge will hinder their performance during a law firm vacation scheme or barristers' chambers mini-pupillage.
Firms' vacation schemes are probably the most valuable form of work experience, as they tend to cover multiple practice areas over the course of a few weeks and are an important part of many firms' recruitment processes, with schemes typically ending in an interview for a training contract.
The firm's scheme for the new headquarters of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company on Madison Avenue calls for a granite tower with a Renaissance‐inspired arched base and an immense pedimented top.
John Wilson, the founder and CEO of a private equity and real estate development firm, allegedly schemed with Singer to bribe Stanford's sailing coach, John Vandeloer.
