Boredom among phase-two recruits, who had completed training but were given menial tasks and guard duty while waiting for a posting, fostered low morale.
"We wouldn't want to repeat the experience, nor wait for a post-mortem to find out whether his prescription is right".
With the sands of war shifting rapidly in Afghanistan, the United States and its allies chose not to wait for an Islamic security force to be created, not to wait for a post-Taliban government to sort itself out, not to wait for rebels to deliver a knockout blow to Taliban troops holding out in the cities of Kandahar and Kunduz.
In Greece where we conducted our survey, according to the national medical specialties legislation, medical graduates register for the chosen specialty area and wait for a post opening.
Restaurants that don't earn an A can wait for a reinspection, without posting any sign, as is the case with Le Cirque, and can appeal an unsatisfactory ruling after reinspection if they, like Esca, post a black-and-white "grade pending" sign.
Maybe it's not quite as good as the Bose (I wasn't able to do side-by-side testing; that will have to wait for a later post), but it's still pretty good.
One place Bartlett goes a bit wrong, I'd argue, is in continuing to preach the Friedman line that all this could have been avoided if only the Fed had done its job; that's a view that, I'd argue,has taken a real beating from recent events.But that's going to have to wait for a later post.
In 1973 1974, while waiting for a Foreign Office posting, Hickling wrote an unpublished personal memoir recalling his time as legal adviser to the High Commissioner in Aden and the Federation of South Arabia between 1964 and 1967.
In this case, they must wait for a commander with a Post Radio, who is near the fire floor, to relay the information.
"Downtown is still waiting for a major post-9/11 commitment that would indicate a bottom in the market".
