Sentence examples for mean senior from inspiring English sources
Does this mean senior managers are just having their jobs redefined?
The proposals that won public backing included: changes to school timetables which could mean senior pupils studying different subjects on different sites; reviewing the library service; cutting grants to voluntary organisations.
Mr Hobby said a shorter notice for inspection would reduce schools' ability to engage with the inspection and may mean senior staff were not in the school for the inspection.
Not that it means senior success is just around the corner.
For my 17-year-old, it means senior year and applying to colleges far from home.
Hague told MPs that transition had been too quick and excessively rapid elections meant senior experienced figures in the transitional government "disappeared" too quickly.
"It means senior staff get together regularly and look at where we need to improve, and where there is expertise in one school that could help the other," Lindley says.
For parents in less-flexible workplaces, it means senior people need to declare their daughter's chess tournament as a reason for a shift change, and regularly, casually address the question of child care when scheduling as if it's a given, not an inconvenience.
The requirement for an eight-man replacements' bench means senior squads have been increased to 33 players, with Vunipola the additional prop.
This meant senior officers were required to take direct responsibility for managing communications issues, at a time when there was significant local media interest in a number of council decisions and over the period of the May 2012 elections.
