Sentences with phrase «since accepted a job»

He has since accepted the job heading the turbulent Philadelphia school system, where tensions between the city and state have been escalating for years and Edison Schools, Inc., has taken responsibility for running 20 schools (see Jay Mathews's article, «The Philadelphia Experiment «-RRB-.

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Since Bolton accepted the job two weeks ago to replace H.R. McMaster, the Trump administration has ratcheted up its already extensive array of national security challenges.

According to this view, since policymakers would not accept permanently rising rates of inflation, economies would tend to fluctuate around a natural rate of unemployment, determined by factors such as labor flexibility, the availability of benefits, and the effectiveness of hiring and job searches.

Since then, however, Gounardes has accepted a job with Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams (a former Senate Democrat), and he would have to give up the job if he wanted to pursue a re-match run against the GOP senator.

According to a statement issued Monday, May 2, Gibson, a retired U.S. Army colonel who's been in the House of Representatives since 2011, has accepted a post as visiting professor at Williams College and expects to get more teaching jobs soon.

«I guess we'll have a chance to hear a little bit more of my biography, but I accepted a tenure track job here in June of 2009, and I've been here ever since.»

During his first two years at SU, Paladino drove home every Friday — accepting passengers who paid for gas and tolls — for a job preparing newspapers for shipping on the docks of the Buffalo Courier - Express, the morning paper that has since closed.

If I get accepted to nursing school, which I'll know in April, I'll most likely quit my job since everyone says it's almost impossible to be working at the same time as going to school.

In October 2012, she accepted a job at a duel practice vet clinic in Fort Worth Texas and has resided there since.

The job of the delegates over the next couple weeks is essentially this: Choose among the bracketed phrases (which to scrap, which to accept, which to tweak) and strike what could be the most consequential climate deal since the 1997 Kyoto Protocol, or fail trying.

I have treated state trial court clerkships as genuinely temporary employment, since few law graduates will accept such a clerkship if they have the option of taking a full - time permanent legal job instead.

They must have been serious and genuine since you not only looked for a new job but applied, were interviewed and accepted a position elsewhere.

Since the current accepted resume standard has replaced the resume objective with the resume summary, don't attempt to tell the employer what you're looking for in a job.

Since you'll invest significant time and energy into your next job, it's in your best interest to do your research and determine if the company culture is the right fit before you accept a job offer.

I have had to turn down 2 other jobs since accepting the one I start next Monday.

However, many people end up accepting a job offer that will only provide for the living since landing the one that will help achieve one's career aspirations often seems unrealistic due...

One things students should think about when considering an unpaid internship, is a recent survey completed by The National Association of Colleges & Employers (NACE) where they showed that paid internships have a higher chance of leading to a paying job as compared to unpaid internships, since most of the interns who received job offers from the employer accepted the positions.

When there were shortages of candidates, employers often gave interview preference to candidates most likely to take the job, while giving lower priority to candidates whose goals might be a better fit for someone else (since that candidate would be less likely to accept an offer).

Since getting my resume updated, I have been accepted to virtually every job I've applied for (and some of these positions I didn't even think I would get but I applied to anyway)!

Of course, like any fresh graduate, expect to have a share of heartaches and frustrations since you'll have a 50 - 50 chance of getting accepted for a job offering.

Since he is responsible for preparing the resume that has successfully provided the opportunity of multiple job offers, this is coaching he is pleased to accept.

This book is as unique as the super commuter arrangement, and certainly I was very happy to find it since it helped my family better understand the important issues before I accept the job in New York.

Carolyne's comment that our industry has done a poor (I would argue has done NO) job educating Canadians on who pays since 2000, is so true that how can we expect anyone to accept the truth until we Walk the Talk.