Sentences with phrase «about award scheme»

For us in the police, regulations 80 of the C.I 76 talks about award scheme for police officers who die in line of duties but Mr. President I must say that since the C.I 76 came into force in 2012, the only benefit we have gotten from it is disciplinary actions, reduction in ranks and dismissals.

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Find out more about the energy challenge and how National Grid is helping find solutions to some of the challenges we face at www.nationalgridconnecting.com The National Grid Energy Efficiency Innovation Award scheme was launched across National Grid's four gas distribution networks and provided a # 400k fund to support major innovations to tackle fuel poverty and deliver energy efficiency solutions in communities, with five agencies in total receiving awards.

Both international and national schemes are listed, and information is provided about the total grant available, the duration of the award, application deadlines, and selection procedures so that you can compare and weigh up your options.

Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer Beware On Wednesday, I blogged about high entry fee awards schemes.

About Rose Gordon: USA Today Bestselling and Award Winning Author of almost twenty unusually unusual historical romances that have been known to include scarred heroes, feisty heroines, marriage - producing scandals, far too much scheming, naughty literature and always a sweet happily - ever - after.

Although Air Canada plans to launch its own mileage scheme in 2020, Aeroplan remains the airline's frequent flyer program until then, and it pays to know about it if you want to book Star Alliance awards.

I recently dined at my old Oxford college, where in the SCR they whined about the pressure to publish, cackled about how they gamed the system, and generally gave me an impression of a system distorted by a strange point - awarding scheme which I do not understand, but I gather was introduced, probably rightly, to prevent bed - blocking lazybones achieving tenure and sitting tight.

A suggestion was made that the Government ought to have been sufficiently informed about the inability of the company to fund its pension scheme and prevent further contacts from being awarded.

Even if the court declines to award the budgeted amount as costs, the lesson to be gleaned from the Manchester pilot scheme is that judges will be relaxed about awarding a significant payment on account of costs to the winner, based upon their budgeted sum.