Sentence examples for resume examining from inspiring English sources

The administration also wants to hire more people to answer telephone calls to the agency, allowing about 300 auditors detailed to this kind of customer service work to resume examining questionable returns.

Let us resume examining the Toronto medical community as arguably a representative example of the front rank, documented as "excellent" by the landmark, 1910 Flexner Report [ 22].

IN WASHINGTON The Senate Subcommittee on Crime and Drugs will hold hearings on Wall Street fraud and fiduciary duties, and the Senate Finance Committee will resume hearings to examine the president's proposed fee on financial institutions regarding the Troubled Asset Relief Program (Tuesday).

8Although in China, an individual's official ethnicity is recorded on his/her identity card, we did not explicitly state our candidate's official ethnicity on resumes since 1) there were no fill-in blanks or check boxes for this purpose on the up-loadable forms and 2) we did not find any examples of candidates stating their ethnicity in the sample of real resumes we examined.

And the more people have examined her resume, the greater the surprise.

"Today I call on the Iranian authorities to choose the path of cooperation and confidence by carefully examining this offer and resuming their commitment to suspend activities related to the production of fissile materials," Mr. Chirac said.

The state will cross-examine Irwin when proceedings resume on Monday.

The remaining cultures were then treated with 25 nM (sub-inhibitory) or 200 nM (inhibitory) rapamycin for 5.5 hours before washing and spotting to YPD plates to examine their ability to resume growth.

However, complex interruptions seem to disrupt these processes and cause search to resume in locations that have already been examined.

This series will resume next week, at which point I will examine what health economists call "flat-of-the-curve" spending.

Monster Worldwide is the leader of the mega-trend that is seeing far more job seekers and resumes posted and examined online rather than in a newspaper.