Often HR has the authority to give a sign-on bonus, but only if asked.
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In order to do a transplant, doctors needed Benoit to give a sign that she was still alive.
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LGBTQ rights groups, religious freedom advocates and court-watchers were hoping Kennedy would give a sign as to which way he was leaning.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) tries to give a sign to 18-month-old Hawa Tembe during a press conference on Wednesday to discuss the need for improved immigration and family separation policies. Rep.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) tries to give a sign to 18-month-old Hawa Tembe during a press conference on May 21625 to discuss the need for improved immigration and family separation policies.
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He had already achieved a nifty trick in getting a room full of chatty teens to remain silent for two minutes as he called — seemingly in vain — for Houdini to give a sign.
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"If the super minister says 'pension reform or death' and he cannot give a sign on how far he can go with it, people are allowed to be worried, not to invest and not to consume," said a chief economist in Sao Paulo, who asked not to be identified.
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" Calling this an "attack on academia and research more widely," Zárate added: "I think it's very important [for the British government] to give a sign that attacks against students at UK universities will not be accepted anywhere, and the UK is prepared to protect staff and students of these universities.
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A milestone in the party's image came in 2003 when Longueira reported in a TV interview that he met with relatives of Disappeared Detainees, who saw the party as a serious and reliable institution, through which they could get some of the solutions that Socialist governments had not granted them. Of these numerous meetings, arose the document "Peace Now" ("La Paz Ahora"), which sought to give a sign of national reconciliation.
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" Another German tourist stated "it is really important to support the country of Jordan and tourism, and it is a really important economic factor for the country… I think it is important to give a sign that it is still safe, because all the people here are friendly." While an Algerian tourist stated "This is the first time that I visit Jordan, and I will visit it again. I liked it very much.
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When sandblasting wood signage it allows the wood grains to show and the growth rings to be raised, and is a popular way to give a sign a traditional carved look. Sandblasting can also be done on clear acrylic glass and glazing as part of a store front or interior design. Sandblasting can be used to refurbish buildings or create works of art (carved or frosted glass). Modern masks and resists facilitate this process, producing accurate results.
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Prime Minister Raffarin and Mikuláš Dzurinda in Paris, December 2003 Raffarin with Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, June 2004 During the 2002 presidential campaign, he advocated the union of the right behind the incumbent President Chirac. After his re-election, Chirac wished to give a sign of political renewal. Furthermore, elected in a special second round by a majority of left-wing voters, he searched for a moderate to lead the cabinet and the June 2002 legislative campaign. Raffarin participated in the formation of the Union for a Popular Movement (UMP).
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During a public menorah-lighting ceremony on 21 December 2008, Gianni Alemanno, the Mayor of Rome, Italy, said that a proposal by Rome Jewish Community President Riccardo Pacifici (the grandson of Riccardo Reuven Pacifici) to make Shalit an honorary citizen of Rome was "an excellent idea." Alemanno added that he wanted to extend the honor "to give a sign of solidarity to the Jewish community." On 16 April 2009, during a formal evening celebrating Israel's 60th anniversary, Alemanno announced that the city declared Shalit an honorary citizen. Alemanno said that the Shalit affair does not concern the State of Israel alone, but the whole of humanity.
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He also thought that his parents might be different persons with different personalities, who pretended to be his own parents during the day. Moreover, he thought that he might be a sleepwalker who had a different life of what his current life was with different features and traits, but he changed to be Lucien who we know throughout the day. Lucien did not only believe that he was non-existent or nothing, but also believed that static things and especially the chest-nut tree were nothing too because they did not give a sign of life, reaction or a feeling. His life as an adolescent At his school period, although he was a successful student, his classmates made fun of him and his body and were calling him a "beanpole".
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In Australian schools mobile phones are advised to be used only in case of calls to parents or guardians and that only if the parent or guardian allows the phone to be used to during school activities such as school excursions, camps and extra-curricular activities at school. Mobile phones with cameras are restricted within school premises while entirely banned within certain sections such as changing rooms, bathrooms, gyms and swimming pools. They are only allowed to film or take photographs of people only with their signed permission or, if the person is under eighteen, to have a parent or guardian to give a sign permission note allowing for these actions. If a student is found with a mobile phone or devices within these areas, they will be confiscated; and, depending on the situation, charges or consequences will be given.
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