Mrs Darlington got the job after the town council advertised the vacancy last summer. |
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Governor Easley reappointed her immediately after the election to fill a vacancy. |
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I hear O'Leary's up for Taylor's job, but then if there was a part-time vacancy for an Akela at a scout hut, O'Leary would be up for it. |
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Furthermore, in many universities a vacancy does not exist until a post has been reconfirmed and funding assured. |
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He predicted that 10,000 new rental units would be built within two years, and that vacancy rates would rise. |
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Likewise, appointments panels may see only three or four of the 200 candidates who have applied for a vacancy. |
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Millward was interviewed via satellite link-up for the imminent vacancy at Wests Tigers last week. |
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Swan attributes this to better yields in Britain, lower vacancy rates and transaction costs and a more liquid market in general. |
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In three cases a vacancy was not filled by an intruding floater while nearby intruding floaters were present in the area. |
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In the early days John was routinely accused of glibness, superficiality, mannerism, of Pop-Art vacancy and amorality. |
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With the scratch specialist Picklez gone, there opened a vacancy for the world's top turntablist crew. |
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The Council shall vote by secret ballot in order to fill the vacancy expeditiously. |
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I had met someone who was working as a binder in the Library who told me of a job vacancy here. |
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A merchant banker once received over 200 applications for one vacancy for a graduate trainee. |
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With the real estate market booming and vacancy rates dropping, the situation for people looking for affordable housing is bleak. |
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In an environment where departments operate with significantly high vacancy rates the expectation is to have them underspend their budgets. |
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The Minister undertook to pursue the unfilled vacancy issue and I am pleased about that. |
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Members shall be appointed for 4 year terms or for the remainder of the unexpired term of a vacancy. |
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It is a deft balancing act, measuring blank vacancy with an equally manic intensity. |
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I recently posted an advertisement for a vacancy and want to avoid discriminating against minority groups. |
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If there was a vacancy it wouldn't be surprising if people thought about him as a possible candidate. |
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Advertising a vacancy seems relatively efficient and inexpensive, especially for junior jobs. |
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The Pre-School Playgroup has a temporary vacancy for a Playgroup Assistant. |
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In the pouring rain, Joan drives her to office, a cheesy, light-up sign outside announcing the position like it's a motel vacancy. |
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I'm sure many in the accommodation sector will be scratching their heads about why they still had vacancy signs up this week. |
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With the airport security locking the doors and taxi service nowhere to be found, I had to walk to the only hotel sporting a vacancy sign. |
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He was sitting towards the back of the vehicle, staring with a fixed expression into vacancy. |
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His frequent absence of mind gave him an air of vacancy and even of stupidity. |
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However, a vacancy caused by the resignation of a non-party councillor is subject to standing orders agreed by the council. |
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Billy noticed a red light above the office door with an electric buzzer to announce a vacancy. |
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It is not known yet whether there will be a by-election or if the vacancy will stand until the town council elections in May. |
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Fortunately, Stackpole Community Council remains at full strength and a recent vacancy attracted interest from more than one candidate. |
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There were legions of zombie idlers in the malls, the dead and gutted malls with high vacancy rates that wouldn't be resolved anytime soon. |
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I got one of my cobbers at university to ring up about three or four hours later and there was still a vacancy there. |
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The great defender of traditional liturgy could also be its critic when he thought the fog of incense was merely hiding a vacancy at the altar. |
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The Irish Wheelchair Association has a vacancy for a worker on a community employment scheme. |
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One was to register a placing after an individual has simply inquired after a vacancy. |
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However, she was admitted, given five more units of blood, and kept in to await a vacancy in the hospice. |
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Our company, which specialises in the provision of full board residential style accommodation currently has a vacancy for a Night Porter. |
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Who knows when or where the peripatetic prancer will return, but I understand there is a vacancy. |
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In filling a vacancy according to Article V, section 5, the president shall ask the existing Nominating Committee to propose two candidates. |
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By good luck, there was a vacancy on Peterborough, the paper's diary column. |
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The retirement of a State Enrolled Nurse in December 2001 provided the opportunity to upgrade this vacancy to a staff nurse. |
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A vacancy has arisen for a part-time assistant in Swinford Hospice shop. |
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There's something about winter and snow that eliminates sound, and in that immense and roofless vacancy you sense another presence, something that doesn't move. |
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Emanuel refused its call that a principal hire a laid-off teacher when three of them applied for a vacancy. |
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But politics, like nature, abhors a vacuum and it stands to reason that there must be a vacancy for a party of the right in Scotland, just as in every other European nation. |
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Her face glowed palely against the black vacancy that was her tree. |
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Hotels, guesthouses and bed and breakfast establishments had the no vacancy signs out early and pubs, restaurants and nightclubs enjoyed a roaring trade. |
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And if you want to see it get even worse, just wait until the president selects someone to fill the next Supreme Court vacancy. |
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When she checks out the position vacancy board at a large local hospital, on a board full of positions advertised for nurses, only five are regular full-time. |
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But since the vacancy at the spy agency opened up, there are indications he may have had a change of heart. |
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He explained that developers should not carelessly pick any location where there was obviously no market and downscale their projects in order to avoid a higher vacancy rate. |
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That ratio represents an improvement from the nadir of the recession, when there were 5.5 job seekers for every vacancy. |
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Office take-up levels next year are likely to be similar to the 175,000 square metres achieved this year but vacancy rates will remain in double digits. |
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With the opinions of others being canvassed as well it all points to a mature and businesslike approach to filling a vacancy that does have unique requirements. |
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Each commission will propose one candidate to fill each vacancy. |
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These vocal roulades evoke the little lad's vacancy as he travels through the night, knowing nothing of his destiny nor even knowing that he doesn't know! |
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It also provides for a special vacancy allowance for low-rent apartments, ensuring that these apartments get more than a 20 percent hike upon vacancy. |
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Sometimes a qualified and an unqualified person can bid for the same vacancy, but one finds the unqualified person is recruited without us knowing why. |
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While the department was fully functional, operating with five pharmacists, Lochan said as of yesterday, a vacancy was created when a member of staff went on extended leave. |
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It has casteism, vacancy, insecurity, no training of modernization of principles and most of all the absence of faith. |
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It's slick to the point of vacancy, and even catchier numbers like Everybody Nose are clunking. |
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Winkler III as a member of the board of directors to fill the vacancy existing on its board of directors. |
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The college statutes required them to fill the vacancy within a certain time and so could not wait for a further royal nomination. |
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The commission selects one person for the vacancy and notifies the Lord Chancellor of its choice. |
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Elections only occur if, following the advertisement of the vacancy for 14 days, 10 electors send a written request to the returning officer. |
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The consecration was rushed in order to take advantage of the vacancy of the archbishopric of Rouen, the abbacy's superior. |
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Headmaster Albus Dumbledore persuades his old friend Horace Slughorn to return to Hogwarts as a professor as there is a vacancy to fill. |
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Derby had intended to replace Chelmsford once a vacancy in a suitable sinecure developed. |
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Another option is to have a head official or remaining members of the elected body appoint a new member to fulfill the vacancy. |
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The Deputy First Minister does not automatically succeed if a vacancy in the premiership is suddenly created. |
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In the event that there is no next available person the vacancy will then remain. |
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The act also reduced the number of Supreme Court justices from six to five, effective upon the next vacancy in the Court. |
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The high vacancy rate has been attributed to politics, particularly Senate filibustering of potential appointees by Senators. |
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The nominee can then immediately fill an existing vacancy, or replace a departing justice at the beginning of the next judicial term. |
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The timing for this is not automatic and it can be months after the vacancy arose, or even abandoned if there is a general election due soon. |
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The replacement worker can continue in the job and then the striking worker must wait for a vacancy. |
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During the vacancy of a see, the archbishop is guardian of the spiritualities thereof. |
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Not that a vacancy or appointments elsewhere in Washington may matter. |
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The vacancy rate was found to be highest in tier two rotas in Northern Ireland and Wales. |
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Whether you're looking for employment or filling a vacancy, CalCPA's online classified ads will point you in the right direction. |
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This method was also used in the Northern Ireland Assembly, changed in 2009 to allow political parties to nominate new MLAs in the event of a vacancy. |
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Faced with a vacancy, Disraeli and Derby tried yet again to bring Gladstone, still nominally a Conservative MP, into the government, hoping to strengthen it. |
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He says that there is a vacancy in Percy's household, owing to one of his esquires being made a knight, and a page has been promoted to an esquireship. |
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Turney will be filling the vacancy created by Yvette McGee Brown's resignation from the Board as a result of her recently announced appointment to the Ohio Supreme Court. |
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Overbuilding continues to be a challenge for commercial real estate in Texas, leading to higher overall vacancy rates than other parts of the nation. |
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If a nominee is confirmed to fill a vacancy that arose partway through a judicial term, the justice must stand for retention during the next gubernatorial election. |
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