Subject matter Retention of citizenship

Retention of skilled practitioners is a problem.

Retention of the external legal consultant ( 250,000)

Staff retention and legacy issues

Staff retention at the Tribunals

Proposal for a retention bonus

The Tribunals therefore propose the introduction of a retention bonus.

No one was aware of her literary talent.

For ocean storage, the retention of would depend on the depth.

They point to a wide range of research findings that show no advantage to, or even harm from, retention, and the tendency for gains from retention to wash out.

(ii) The retention of the state of emergency until the end of 2001

Welfare measures aimed at staff retention are being implemented.

Yeah. But even so, a wonderful talent.

Use of Novolog has also been associated with sodium retention and edema.

His delegation supported the retention of draft paragraphs 1 (a) and 1 (c).

(c) Procedures for processing of certificates and applications for certificates and retention of records

UNICEF agrees to expedite the development of the emergency talent pool.

Talent versus Capital in the Twenty First Century

His mother, Janette, has a talent management company.

Means to accomplish this aim are two festivals (Eurosonic and Noorderslag), a conference, a talent exchange program (European Talent Exchange Program) and the presentation of several music awards.

National statistical offices could benefit from the establishment and retention of gender statistics units.

In one study, data retention was observed even at room temperature.

In September 2011, Righetti signed with talent agency UTA.

He made it of a talent of pure gold, with all its vessels.

The system offers collaboration functionality and permits the capture, assignment, retention and display of information.

(b) Report of the Secretary General on staff retention and legacy issues (A 60 436)

It shall be made of a talent of pure gold, with all these accessories.

Of a talent of pure gold shall he make it, with all these vessels.

Of a talent of pure gold made he it, and all the vessels thereof.

Talent is a city in Jackson County, Oregon, United States.

To that end, a fresh approach was needed to the recruitment, preparation and retention of staff.

Previously dominated by a small cabal of singers and music directors, the market has been transformed by TV talent contests, similar to American Idol, which provide a national showcase for the wealth of India s talent.

Sincerity, conviction, passion and talent are always the ingredients of enduring works of an artist.

Could anyone have done this? Or did it require special talent?

The District Office did not process the author's initial application for resumption of proceedings on retention of citizenship.

(c) Increase in the number of people in selected treatment services and duration of their retention in treatment

The retention of high quality procurement staff for sustained periods in the peacekeeping missions remains an issue.

Putting education first is urgent in view of the scale of wasted talent and potential worldwide.

Under Romney, the opportunity deficit would widen, robbing the country of future talent and productivity.

Such merit is usually understood to be academic achievement, a combination of talent and training.

He displayed musical talent at a young age, playing piano at the age of 6.

The general public still will unfortunately go for tribe rather than talent

Mr. Hasegawa suggested the retention of the 45 most critical international advisers after the expiration of the UNMISET mandate.

The realisation of the Tribunal's completion strategy also relies in large part on the retention of its qualified staff.

Australia has an apparent retention rate of 81.2 per cent of young women entering high school to Year 12.