Sweeney outlines a number of steps that companies can take to keep the impact of bias in check, including "reviewing people data such as recruitment and appraisals to identify if bias is playing a part in the decision making" and "encouraging employees to talk to others when making decisions to gain different perspectives and insights".
This report outlines the key findings from the review of those cases and the steps that we plan to take.
This session focuses on developing character arcs through a season of episodes and writing effective character outlines.
Thatcher's own handwritten notes on "possible strategies for the coal and docks dispute" paper for the 18 July meeting of Misc 101, the special cabinet committee on coal that she chaired, outlines the details of the plans to use the army.
My shopping took a completely different direction after just a day of looking around, and I found myself gravitating towards unaccustomed shapes and outlines.
The top-end scenario is a framework agreement that outlines the main points of a deal - how much uranium enrichment Iran is allowed to carry out, how big an enriched uranium stockpile it is permitted to keep and what it will do with the remainder; how long an agreement should last, and when and how sanctions should be lifted, and so on.
In each case, you sense the same basic outlines.
Here, in bold outlines and strong colours, looped around the magnificent Great Hall, you can trace the moment the Danes were expelled from the city in 920, or the day in 1761 the Duke of Bridgewater opened his eponymous canal, allowing coal from his mines to be delivered straight to the heart of "Cottonopolis".
A method statement outlines how a contractor/supplier or event organiser will safely carry out the work required.
They compare tans while a clipboard-carrying whiz-kid, Jack Jenkins, outlines the morning's battle plan.
The regulator outlines a crackdown on extending loans and how money is collected from customers which will come into force in July 2014.
