Sentence examples for of some seniority from inspiring English sources
The agreement also involves the elimination of some seniority rights in staffing decisions.
Captain McVay was stripped of some seniority, although Navy Secretary James Forrestal lifted the sentence because of Captain McVay's bravery in combat before the sinking.
For gender-benders You thought cross-dressing was confined to the British tradition of the seasonal pantomime, which demands that a leggy young woman play the principal boy and usually casts a man of some seniority as the principal dame?
New York City's public-school teachers have approved a 52-month contract agreement with the Bloomberg administration that calls for raises of 15percentt, ends some seniority rights in filling positions and creates a new master teacher position.
The city is in the process of ending some seniority-based job guarantees as part of its request for competitive bids for 1,100 routes transporting special education students; the current contracts expire in June.
In Philadelphia, the school board is also demanding performance-based merit pay, adding 75 minutes to each school day, adding five days to each school year, and getting rid of some of the seniority preferences that base school staffing not on what a principal thinks is best, but on how much seniority a teacher has.
We had to use data on doctors who qualified many years ago, because the investigation was of attainment of seniority.
Opinions ranged from an insistence that all assessors should have the skills and understanding of research and some degree of seniority, through to the view that senior personnel could be "too far up the rung to actually understand what is happening on the ground".
His approach is one of politeness, regardless of any question of seniority on the corner.
Satisfaction relied on family members´ level of education and the level of seniority of the physician relaying information.
Satisfaction relied on family members' level of education and the level of seniority of the physician relaying information.
