Clearly, with employees bringing their own devices to work in lieu of company issued Blackberries and Apple now dominating the enterprise tablet market with 88percentt of activations, there's a market opportunity here.
Flat, flannel-covered waterproof pads under the sheets can work in lieu of the cheap mattress covers if your child doesn't tear-up the covers too much while sleeping.
Workers accepted a shorter working week in lieu of lay-offs, and the government helped make up the resulting shortfall in income.If the dislocating effect of technology turns out to be really severe this time, governments might consider offering a universal basic income, just sufficient to live on, to which all working-age adults would be entitled.
During one of those bad stretches, he gave his lawyer a box with some of Waller's working papers in lieu of payment.
Mischin said the option of going to rehab or undertaking voluntary work in lieu of paying the fine would be voluntary, making it different to community service.
The gig economy, where independent consultants, contractors, and freelancers create portfolios of work in lieu of one full-time job, is transforming the way we work by disconnecting work from an office.
All this is very well done, but through the length of the film and the observance of film work in lieu of a narrative the chapters do not hitch up propertly, and consequently the story lacks necessary clarity.Mr.Mr
On 20 February, the One Day Without Us boycott will see immigrants in the UK, including EU migrants, and their supporters taking the day off work (in lieu of formal strike action) to show how vital their labour is.
Where a work is available for purchase or license at a reasonable cost, copying all or a significant portion of the work (in lieu of purchasing or licensing a sufficient number of "authorized" copies) would likely be unfair.
Where a work is available for purchase or license from the copyright owner, copying all or a significant portion of the work (in lieu of purchasing or licensing a sufficient number of "authorized" copies) would likely be unfair.
