Sentences with phrase «to meet current standards»

That dream job you want: why risk not getting it because your resume did not meet the current standard or make the best impression with the recruiter!

But overwhelmingly the numbers also show just how impossible it is for most district schools to meet the current standards for all three targets as well.

This link appeared even in schools that were supposedly meeting current standard ventilation rates.

If an employee has not met the current standards, clearly outline how you will proceed.

This means while children's products must meet the current standard of 300 ppm total lead content limit, manufacturers and importers will not have to begin 3rd party testing as of 2/10/10.

Riggs Autopack offered to replace all pneumatic switch gears on the filling machine with electric sensors and upgrade the PLC control to meet current standard routines.

Despite the fact that newly purchased mobiles meet current standards, that doesn't mean it won't be recalled.

GE says its marketing is appropriate because the Evolution meets current standards and is more fuel - efficient than older models, and that the new standard requires «significantly high - risk technology breakthroughs.»

A resume that meets current standards encapsulates why a hiring manager should bother interviewing you.

All Cornerstone supervised visitation monitors are trained to meet the current standards required to fulfill the responsibilities of a supervised visitation monitor as required in Assembly Bill 1674 and rules of the court 5.20.

«The FHA 203K loan allows buyers to purchase a home that, while it doesn't quite meet their current standards, can be made into their dream home with a little sweat equity,» he says.

AJOG writes, «In summary, planned home birth does not meet current standards for patient safety in obstetrics, as illustrated by the recent preventable death from hemorrhage of an Australian midwife home - birth advocate while attempting delivery of her own child at home.»

While the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) of 2008 banned all sale of recalled items and cribs that don't meet the current standard, the provision keeping recalled products out of childcare is still a vital safety measure.

This walker by Suntech Enterprises was recalled because it is small enough to fit through a doorway and does not meet current standards.

Also from DOT: «Functionally obsolete» refers to a bridge's inability to meet current standards for managing the volume of traffic it carries, not its structural integrity.

To meet current standards, we would have to do 5200 audits.

Lawmakers got a glimpse of reports on education lottery proceeds, the local education funding dispute resolution process, the $ 79 million cost to meet current standards for school nurses, and a public school construction needs survey and recommendations for construction funding options for certain school districts.

Carder told IEEE that although both performance and also fuel economy will suffer once the cars are modified to meet the current standards, the fuel economy is what customers will notice.

The collection will feature remastered versions of all three games (with the exception of BioShock Infinite in the PC collection as it meets current standards), and will NOT include the multiplayer component from BioShock 2.

Even with ventilation systems that meet current standards, indoor CO2 can rise to levels that reduces mental performance, a new report finds.

I'm betting that very few of them meet current standards... they don't have to, but that could be changed if Congress has the political will.

Since hiring managers receive a ton of cover letters, they'll subconsciously be expecting yours to meet the current standards.