Sentence examples for reviewing terms from inspiring English sources
We are also reviewing terms and conditions to adopt best practices from the private and public sectors, creating an employment package that a good, modern employer would offer and tackling those terms that could leave the civil service open to criticism.
The literature review was performed with reviewing terms including "Text*" and "Driv*" reviewing for any studies that included driver-reported outcomes.
The document said such a plan would involve dismissing staff and offering them new contracts that could include cutting redundancy payments to the legal minimum, withholding any national pay award agreed for 2014/15 and reviewing terms and conditions for occupational sick pay.
Field notes and transcripts were reviewed and coded independently by two coders (LP, MRK) using a set of codes generated by the interviewer (LP) by initially reviewing terms of usability problems identified by medical information tools.
Reviewing term sheets from investors can be time consuming and not a little confusing, especially for first time entrepreneurs who may have never seen one before.
This is a good opportunity to review terms such as "impeachment," "vote of no confidence," "depose," "oust," "abdicate," "coup" and "putsch" with students.
Before beginning the activity, you may wish to review terms, such as: airborne, antibodies, antigens, bacteria, contagious, epidemic, epidemiology, foodborne, infectious, quarantine, virus, and waterborne.
The review is a beautiful mix of marketing speak and review terms, woven so intricately together that the reader may entirely forget the URL of the blog.
According to Micheal Vonn, past CSEC commissioners have called for parliament to review terms like "collect, track, and foreign" to ask for clarity.
Mr. Weinstein said he spent more than 10 hours on the phone with relatives reviewing the terms of the deal.
[Update: the answer may be Ecuador.] Justice Department lawyers are undoubtedly reviewing the terms of a half-dozen extradition treaties now.
