Sentences with phrase «of nudge letters»

And after the first batch of nudge letters went out in January 2016, she said the phone started ringing.

Not exact matches

A more controversial aspect of the strategy to encourage non-compliant people to come forward voluntarily has been the use of «nudge» letters.

«The Federal Government is also using the data to generate «nudge» letters which are being sent to those identified as being potential tax defaulters,» said Adeosun while responding to questions raised by journalists during the submission of progress report on tax laws reform.

Anton Yelchin stars as Brian Bloom, a fledgling writer in New York City dealing with the frustration of rejection letters and of the well - meaning nudging of his parents to go to law school.

In the Seattle Times, Neal Morton writes about the use of «nudge» letters by schools to boost attendance.

In Tacoma and 16 other cities across the nation, school districts are boosting student attendance by sending home what they call «nudge» letters when students miss too many days of school.

A number of other area districts are considering using nudge letters, too, including Seattle Public Schools.

Like the voting and energy efforts, the nudge letters include a tally of a student's absences — a number that research shows parents usually underestimate.

Instead, Amazon pulls up a picture of a keyboard, then lets you slowly nudge your controller key (up, down, or sideways) to gradually move a highlight across the keyboard — one key at a time — until it's finally highlighting the next letter you want to type.

I don't know how the UK system works, but perhaps Graham Stringer could be nudged into sending a letter to the UEA asking for written answers to each of the questions on the list.