Sentence examples for pool management from inspiring English sources

Dynamic talent pool management and tools that let managers and HR teams find people based on experience, role, skills, and job history are now becoming common.

Ismaa'eel, who is also one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, added that pool management officials never voiced any concerns about dress until one day in June 2018, when the pool manager told camp leaders that cotton clothing was not allowed in the pool and asked them to leave.

Ismaa'eel, who is also one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, added that pool management officials never voiced any concerns about dress until one day in June 2018, when the pool manager told camp leaders that cotton clothing was not allowed in the pool and asked them to leave.

Both rice and wheat yields were investigated and SOC pools and C pool management index (CPMI) were measured.

But in this case consultations have evidently taken place between parents, school and pool management (has the salwar kameez been washed?), leading to this civilised modus vivendi.

In January, the squad performed at an event for Aquatrac - a company in swimming pool management and construction - in exchange for a cash sum.

Market-based instruments could facilitate downstream populations to help pay for catchment restoration in return for enjoyment of improved water quality resulting from strengthened ecosystem services, while associated non-market-based instruments could help all parties understand and expand their roles under a common-pool management regime.

They include: premium level, premium collection modalities, premium structure, unit of enrolment, geographical level of pooling, management structure, health services benefit package, transportation coverage, copayment levels, and provider network (i.e. the type of health facilities to be contracted by the MHI).

The two sides of ICI had drawn from a common pool of management talent and could offer a variety of career opportunities across the company.

The difference in SOC pool among management systems ranged from 2.4 to 41 Mg ha−1 and was greater than 25 Mg ha−1 between NTC-M and the other five management systems.

Ecological-economic analysis of cost-effectiveness reveals that the costs of achieving certain goals of the WFD can vary more than tenfold depending on which measure is chosen out of the pool of management alternatives.