Sentence examples for necessary for promotion from inspiring English sources
She passed up several steps necessary for promotion because of her family.
But despite his broad experience in the field, Tasker the group manager in charge of fire stations in Eastleigh and the Test Valley felt he didn't have the qualifications necessary for promotion.
By refusing to certify an exam necessary for promotion because exam scores were racially disproportionate, Ricci argues New Haven denied the higher scoring candidates a promotion because of their race.
A non-West Pointer, he had failed during a tour of duty in Vietnam in 1963 and 1964 to get the command assignments necessary for promotion; he spent nearly two of the next four years in subordinate roles with the 11th Brigade in Hawaii, moving with the unit to Vietnam in late 1967 as deputy commander.
This case concerns a tension in those safeguards where an exam necessary for promotion produced racially disproportionate results: certifying the exam may mean discrimination against the group injured by the exam, while rejecting the exam may mean discrimination against the group benefited by the exam.
Expectations from universities have contributed to growing pressures for researchers to publish their work in the specific indexed, high-impact journals that their universities have designated as necessary for promotion and tenure (Kao and Pao 2009).
More legitimately, it takes you twice as long to notch up the necessary experience for promotion.
A certain high level of filler content was proved to be necessary for the promotion of both mechanical and electrical properties in oriented composite.
Thus, control is positive (not negative as in the lac operon) in that these proteins are necessary for the promotion of transcription.
We propose that iron III -containing compounds such as Fe(OH)3 and FeOOH iron III -containing solution tend to encompoundshe formation of OH adsuchtion (OHass) species, which are necessary Fer the prOH 3ion of the CO-like intermediands oFeOOHdatinn on the Pt electrode.
The family has felt the sting of caustic attention (when Dakota, at 12, played a rape victim in the movie "Hounddog") and snark (a "Saturday Night Live" parody of Dakota as a preposterously mature wunderkind condescending to her peers), and tend to open a window into their lives only to the extent necessary for the promotion of the girls' work.
