Sentence examples for interim practice from inspiring English sources

Many recruiters still raise an eyebrow when they see a candidate who has changed companies every two or three years, said Jason Peetsma, managing director of interim practice at Odgers Berndtson, a Toronto-based executive search firm.

This contributed to us only receiving interim practice activity data from eight cancer networks.

But Randy Cochran, a former managing partner for interim practices, North America, at Heidrick & Struggles, the executive search company, said he used this rule of thumb: companies can expect to pay an interim executive 1percentt of the annual salary for the position per day, with a full salary being paid out in about four to five months.

Similar interim practices might be considered globally as long as the quality, efficacy and safety of the formulation are maintained.

Lucinda Moores heads up the interim management practice at global corporate and marketing communications recruiter, VMA Group: "You need the ability to be flexible, adaptable and be able to cope with uncertainty.

Dixon is currently the subject of interim conditions of practice while the General Medical Council carries out a full investigation.

In the UK, the interim code of practice setting out their acceptable use has just been the subject of a public consultation.

The interim code of practice issued by the Department for Transport does not limit the use of body scanners to any strict random method.

In practice, interim committees have become the norm.In Sri Lanka Mr Sangakkara is renowned for his integrity as well as his cricketing skills.

An interim code of practice was published by the Department for Transport to support the introduction of AIT scanners at Heathrow and Manchester airports and a consultation on the code was commenced on 29 March 2010.

Sequential designs have become common practice in interim monitoring of clinical trials because of their ethical and economic advantages.