| What a strange list of tickbox options that would have been: shorter working week, more flexibility, better pay, egg freezing. |
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| The tickbox effect In 2002, the Commission for Racial Equality published Ethnic Monitoring: A Guide for Public Authorities. |
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| They argue there is a Michelin formula and that it leads to a sterile, tickbox cuisine. |
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| If the data entry person shall not be bothered with anything concerning the consistency of the status, the tickbox at the bottom of this page needs to be checked. |
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| This is a tickbox at the bottom of the server configuration dialog window. |
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| Many saw her as a tickbox appointment – they'd clearly never met her. |
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| If this tickbox is checked, the parameters which define viewers are not used and Windows determines which viewer is to be run, according to the type of file and on what has been defined in the registry. |
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| We know from anecdotal evidence that the figures are being inflated, multiplied by beat officers to meet a tickbox target culture set by the new Scottish force. |
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| Senior management need to understand that the tickbox target culture can sometimes have unforeseen consequences outside their own narrow silo of responsibility. |
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| The Pomegreat Self-Confidence Index was carried out online by Tickbox. |
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