Sentence examples for seniority might from inspiring English sources
But the government has hesitated to extend the pain to senior bondholders.In this section Barbarians in love The mortgage parallel Plugging the hole Don't start from here Outside the law Peace of mind The joyless or the jobless Correction: Andhra Pradesh ReprintsThere are good grounds not to: first, if they face losses then depositors, who in theory have the same seniority, might start a run.
Although the tradition of seniority might have called for 6th Airborne Division to be disbanded as the junior airborne formation, 1st Airborne Division was still understrength after Operation Market Garden and not fully trained.
While eliminating the seniority system might be the most efficacious way to keep the best teachers in times of layoffs if quality alone were used as the criterion, quality rarely governs such occasions.
In a memorandum sent to the schools on Tuesday, Chancellor Dennis M. Walcott ordered a freeze on all personnel transactions, including requests for license changes and changes to service history that might affect seniority.
We also examined differences by resident post-graduate years 1 4 since the resident's individual responsibilities might differ by seniority.
McConnell's seniority, Grimes said in the morning, "might be worth something if he weren't up for sale to the highest bidder".
But Prince Ahmed might still assert his seniority by age.
Thanks to her seniority, there was a chance Cruel might get called in to work this Sunday.
Supporters expressed dismay at the loss of Mr. Dodd's seniority, and said that his image problems might have been worse in his bachelor days and that he could have pulled out a victory if the economy recovered.
Socio-demographic variables related to gender, professional category, seniority, age, region, and marital status, that might explain the choice of a given option, were introduced into each model.
29 30 One may also wonder about the linear effect of seniority from even low levels, as it might be expected that the effects of cumulated exposure would occur only after a longer period of exposure.
