Or they would be put in line to be fired.
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He called for those employees who put veterans at risk to be fired and said dedicated employees should be put in line for promotions.
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While all previous Saudi kings and crown princes had been sons of the kingdom's founder, Prince bin Nayef was the first of the founder's grandsons to be put in line.
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The decision underscores the woes facing homebuilders, many of which have been put in line for painful reorganizations in the wake of record delinquencies, sales cancellations and the highest borrowing costs in a decade.
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Another wrinkle: Through a quirk of bankruptcy law, any new wildfire-damage claimants that come along during bankruptcy are automatically put in line for payment ahead of "pre-bankruptcy creditors," including pre-bankruptcy fire victims.
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At a time when Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is promoting a political message of women's empowerment, the rules of succession governing the world's oldest monarchy do not permit women to be put in line for the throne.
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Three decades later, the Halles were put in line with safety standards. It now bears the name of Paul Bocuse, the famed starred French chef from Lyon. Around 600,000 people visited Les Halles during the 2015 Festival of Lights weekend.
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He became well-connected, and was put in line for a prestigious posting as a State Department representative for international development in India. In May 1960, von Bolschwing's former superior Adolf Eichmann, who was living in Argentina under a false identity, was abducted by Israeli agents and smuggled to Israel, where he would be tried and executed. News of the abduction caused von Bolscwhing to fear that he was next.
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Welfare reforms proposed by New Labour in their 2001 manifesto included Working Families Tax Credit, the National Childcare Strategy and the National Minimum Wage. Writing in Capital & Class, Chris Grover argued that these policies were aimed at promoting work and that this position dominated New Labour's position on welfare. He considered the view that New Labour's welfare reforms were workfarist and argued that in this context it must refer to social policy being put in line with market economic growth. Gower proposed that under New Labour this position was consolidated through schemes to encourage work.
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Control of the DF system was fairly rigidly controlled by the DF control and plotting section in the central Austwertung headquarters, but the system seems to have been on the whole to have been cumbersome.HW 34-2, p. 27. Only in the Orpo DF network were the stations linked by line to a central control so that signals intercepted in the home B-Stellen could be put in line and simultaneous bearings obtained on the same signal. A similar system existed on a smaller scale in Norway, with the Oslo intercept stations at Fornebu and Jessheim.
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Also at Plastiform, the first in line extrusion and thermoforming were developed and a compact extrusion / calendering system (named subsequently Compact) was designed to be put in line with thermoformers especially for the FC and Rotoform series.Estratti del consiglio di amministrazione conservati presso l'archivio storico della Camera di Commercio di Milano The Rotoform machines were the first ever used by the Swiss group Ovotherm for the production of polystyrene (PS) egg containers. During the 1970s, Ovotherm opened several factories all over the world for the production of eggs in PS and Covema was the partner who supplied the necessary machines for thermoforming. Other companies belonging to the Covema group were Ombia spa of Solbiate Arno, which specialized in the start of the production of pipe systems and the GBF of Milan, which dedicated itself to the production of injection molding machines.
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