Sentences with phrase «adverts asking»

He saw an advert asking for investigators who could collect evidence on trafficking and compel local authorities to take action.

A Court of Appeal hearing has ruled to uphold the ban on an advert asking Christians to report their experiences of marginalisation in the workplace.

But not one of the adverts asked for any specialist, creative or plain straightforward ministry towards older people.

the Conservatives for Patients» Rights advert asks.

Job adverts ask for considerable skills but the salary offered doesn't relate to what is required or the expertise that can be proven by certification.»

No qualifications are specified but the advert asks for good communication and administrative skills and competency in IT.

For example, if the advert asks for the ability to manage multiple projects, make sure your cover letter shows you can multitask effectively.

However, this study was predominantly weak in quality, particularly with regard to selection bias and research design, as participants had responded to an advert asking for mothers who had experienced CSA.

Not exact matches

Collins asked Schroepfer whether Facebook's ad transparency measures will also include «targeting data» — i.e. «will I understand not just who the advertiser was and what other adverts they'd run but why they'd chose to advertise to me»?

The Bishops of Birmingham, Truro and Norwich are being praised after the government asked the advertising regulator to review the times in which payday loan adverts are shown on television.

What with HiPP sending formula samples I didn't ask for, and Google kindly displaying formula adverts alongside e-mails and web pages about breastfeeding (not Google's fault, mind you; this is all down to the individual companies choosing which -LSB-...]

That's what the advert from Rightmove asked at my local bus stop.

If Russia can allegedly influence the American Presidential Election by spending $ 100,000 on facebook adverts, one must ask what influence the $ 18,000,000,000 given by George Soros to Open Society buys.

Ask for the job description of any job that you particularly liked the sound of (the advert will include contact details).

The researchers chose an advert for chocolate and asked 25 volunteers to describe an appropriate piece of backing music using a fixed list of adjectives.

Alongside a picture of a woman, the adverts for dietary company Protein World ask: «Are you beach body ready?»

One of the most difficult things about online dating is writing a pithy personal advert... Often our recruitment efforts come across like asking someone to marry us the first time we meet.

Alongside the high cost of using a dating sites chat service many of the women seen on a video chat are paid to appear and talk to men from Europe and the U.S. Online and newspaper adverts are now common in Russia and Eastern Europe asking for applicants to provide chat services to men.

When registering your ad to make internet friends on our site, we ask for some personal information such as your country, region, town, age and we offer you the opportunity to include your advert to attract like - minded internet friends who would be wishing to communicate with someone like yourself.

He appears as himself in a popular ever - present French coffee advert, saying the name of the coffee and asking coolly, «What else?»

The advert says,» Our starting point will be users themselves — schools — we will ask them what problems they encounter working with the DfE».

Our next task is to create short adverts for the books and also ask some of the younger pupils to read them and provide feedback.

I replied that I was not interested in making an offer, but then only to find out a few days later that an advert for the same property was re-listed at # 10k below that original asking price.

MSE founder has asked the social media giant to fundamentally change the way it polices adverts

MSE Founder Martin Lewis will ask Facebook to fundamentally change the way it polices adverts at a meeting today

It has even organised mass email campaigns asking major corporations to pull adverts from targeted sites.

Wearing's Signs that say what you want them to say and not Signs that say what someone else wants you to say, in which random people in the street were asked to hold up signs saying what they felt, has become a cultural trope, imitated innumerable times in adverts and social media.

I am simply reporting an advert on page A16 of todya's TNYT: The advert states that «global warming is not a crisis» and asks one to call Al Gore to ask him to debate a Mr. Chris Horner.

Some adverts suggest that making a personal injury claim is easy - peasy, so you might feel you can't ask a question because your lawyer will think you are thick!

I saw an advert on the internet for Russell & Hill so I decided to call, just to ask a few questions.

When Microsoft took away our beloved Start menu when it rolled out Windows 8, we asked for it back, and when it returned the Start menu in Windows 10, it gave us adverts.

Go carefully through the requirements listed on the job advert and make it explicit on your CV that you have the very experience and skills that they ask for.

«Don't wait for adverts — network and approach people inside your target organisations directly to ask about future opportunities.

You don't have to completely remove them, but reduce the level of detail slightly to give yourself more space to write about the skills that are being asked for in job adverts.

Each section can be quickly and easily edited allowing you to present the specific information that the job advert is asking for.

If a «hiring manager» or job advert is asking for your bank details, proof of ID, Social Security number, or details you'd never include in your resume, the job is likely to be a fake.

Carefully review what the advert and the company are asking for so that you fully understand what experience, qualifications, and skills they expect.

Whether the job advert states that you need to send a cover letter or an application letter, they are basically just asking the same item.

This 2016 article by Rachael Pitt and Inger Mewburn explores the key issue of employability and asks (through an analysis of academic job adverts): What do academic employers really want from the PhD now?

• Dropping names • Connecting to a common experience • Revealing knowledge of the company • Using a narrative hook • Aiming at the alumni of a graduate's college • Asking a key question • Referring to the contents of a job advert

This section can draw the reader in if you make it clear using bullet points - this is the part where you show you've read the advert and can illustrate how your experience matches what they're asking for.

Remember that a resume reference is always needed if you are tendering your application to an advert that asks for references.

Look at several job postings to see exactly what they are asking for; by joining those all together into one document and then using a site such as TagCrowd you are able to see exactly what words and phrases are used the most within the job adverts and these are the keywords that you need to mirror within your resume.

Also, refer to any information asked for in the advert but is not captured in your resume.

It is always best to fully customize your resume to fully reflect exactly what the job advert is asking for.

You have to carefully review what the recruiters are asking for within the job advert, if you do not match the skills and experience that they are looking for then it may be that it is not worth applying.

Your application should always mirror what the recruiter is asking for and the best place to find that information is within the job advert.

Identify the most important soft and hard skills employers ask in the job advert and come up with real - life examples that can evidence your abilities.

My experiences include tutoring, organizing daily activities, and keeping students organised and controlled, all requirements asked for in the job advert.

The exception to this is Wright et al. (2005) who initially asked mothers who had experienced CSA to respond to an advert for participants.