Admission, by timed entry, includes a brief orientation and a 45-minute recorded tour; advance ticket purchase is recommended.
We need a more high-minded orientation and a deeper insight, which I miss in many researchers.
He seemed to come in with every advantage — no debts to special interests, a nonideological orientation and a big, charismatic personality.
It also has a mixed economy, an urban orientation, and a multiethnic character, all of which are more like Ontario than the Prairie West.
For example, the applications that stood out to us were those that looked as though they had been created by a graphic designer – they used subtle shading, changes in font sizing and orientation, and a modern font.
She said that for the first 60 to 90 days of the program, none of the inmates have any access to the communities in which their houses are located, because they are going through orientation and a risk assessment program.
He then reprises the rant, embellishing it with references to the KGB, Denton's sexual orientation and a sweary suggestion of what the man might do with himself, which he belatedly asks me not to quote.
"Hero," published in hardback last week by Hyperion Teen, tells the story of Thom Creed, coping not only with high school, sexual orientation and a strained home life, but also with his own budding superpowers.
And if you look at that history you see that it was always very smooth in terms of stylistic attributes and what was common was this collaborative orientation and a community orientation.
According to the Sunday Times ad the successful chief executive applicant needed to be "an inspirational leader with strong strategic skills, consumer orientation and a track record of building successful businesses in sectors where high levels of quality and service are demanded and delivered".
These films showed a (100) orientation and a dense structure.
