Sentence examples for policies at two from inspiring English sources
Investors protested against pay policies at two FTSE 250 companies on Wednesday as they registered concerns over remuneration at satellite company Inmarsat and broker Tullett Prebon.
This problem is underscored in two new studies from the Community College Research Center at Columbia University's Teachers College that examine remedial education policies at two unnamed systems: one large urban community college system and one statewide community college system.
He attacked Mr. Hollande for his vague economic policies, at one point describing them as "your spending craze" and saying that the Socialists only spoke of new taxes and public spending and never any cuts.
Most of them are even claiming they must produce policies at zero cost (Scholten, Collett, & Petrovic, 2016), withdrawing or diverting initial specific policies regarding mainstreaming policies.
To study the trend among STM journals to dispense with editing, I compared policies at four large commercial publishers: Springer, Elsevier, Wiley and Blackwell.
Noise levels from the operational railway exceeded targets given in the policy at two noise-sensitive urban residential sites.
It is understood Gordon Brown and Tony Blair had sharp differences on pensions policy at two meetings on March 15 before last week's budget.
Similarly, the reported ICER of £10,661 of SU compared to general medical ward in Saka et al. [28] is based on cost estimates from observational data from South London but effectiveness measures from an earlier randomized trial [29] of conventional care compared with an early discharge policy at two hospitals in the same area.
According to an unwritten but widely known policy at one elite Beijing high school, students receive an extra point for each $4,800 their parents contribute to the school.
Associated protests like recent ones in New York against the police's stop-and-frisk policy, at one of which the the black author and activist Cornel West was arrested, have also drawn their energy from Occupy Wall Street and forged ties across color lines.
We don't know this because the Federal Reserve met Wall Street's expectation and cut interest rates back down to 1% but because of a 2003 IMF paper by Gauti B. Eggertsson, currently a senior economist with the New York Fed specializing in "monetary policy at zero interest rates".
