Sentences with phrase «job than trial»

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A former top aide to Gov. Cuomo faces even more problems than his ongoing corruption trial — he no longer has his cushy job with the Madison Square Garden Co..

«Ladies and gentlemen, you have spent more time in this trial than Lisa Percoco did in her $ 90,000 a year job,» Zhou said.

The wife of former top Cuomo aide Joseph Percoco was paid more than $ 22,500 for less than half a week's worth of work at an alleged «low - show» job, according to testimony at her husband's corruption trial Wednesday.

«Ladies and gentlemen,» he told them, «you have put more time into this trial than Lisa Percoco put into her $ 90,000 a year job.»

Percoco faces even more problems than his ongoing corruption trial, as he no longer has his cushy job with the Madison Square Garden Co..

But Corcoran and his supporters countered by pointing to his two decades of experience as a trial lawyer, his ranking by an independent panel as more qualified for the job than Walsh and his long service to the party.

During the trial, people out of work for more than two years were forced into long periods of unpaid voluntary work, or made to attend job centres daily.

If you're a medic who has completed junior training and a career in clinical research appeals to you more than general medicine, a useful first step would be to apply for clinical research jobs in a phase 1 trial at a research hospital.

Only when we see the actresses sitting next to their mothers does the mix of positive and negative emotions feel convincing: The brief sequence does a much better job of illustrating the difficulties of being a mother, and the reward of enduring those trials, than anything in the fictional movie itself.

I'm a DIY - er in many respects but, after a free month's trial on Adobe Illustrator (fun but very technical), I am turning over my book cover to my graphic designer daughter - in - law and paying her for a much better job than I could do.

Today, their jobs have changed — tests and trials that prove innate canine skills are more common than careers as hunters and herders, and most of the 52 million dogs in US homes are family companions above all else.

Today, their jobs have changed — tests and trials that prove innate canine skills are more common than careers as hunters and herders, and most of the nearly 60 million dogs in US homes are family companions above all else.

18 years ago it finally dawned on me that, for example, 3 highly experienced partners will always do a much higher quality job than 20 associates, 4 junior partners, chief trial lawyer, etc WHY?