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Document (doc) files are files which are typically used for long form text information, such as a report or essay. These doc files can also include images, making them sometimes useful for a downloadable tutorial of a website.They typically come in the .doc and .docx filetype formats, which are created for use with Microsoft Office Word. However, they can still be opened and modified on Open Source Office Suites, such as LibreOffice or OpenOffice.
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NATIONAL EDUCATION RECRUITMENT ADVERTISING & RESOURCING SERVICES Addresses and Contacts 2011
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User Guide
FRAMEWORK AGREEMENTS FOR RECRUITMENT ADVERTISING SERVICES FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, FURTHER EDUCATION & THE RESEARCH COUNCILS THROUGHOUT THE UN
EMM Guidance on Non teaching efficiencies
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Interim Guidance on the Collation and Recording of Non Teaching Efficiencies
This document provides guidance on the types of potential efficiencies contri
Notice Regarding Further Competitions
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European Court of Justice (ECJ) judgement has re-emphasised the importance of adherence to good practice when evaluating bids.
NW Collaboration Case Study.Dec 08
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Preston College has linked regional collaboration with the use of consortia and saved £100 000 in the process. And it couldn’t have been simpler.
Occupational Health and Counselling Support Specification
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Sample Document - This document describes the minimum core service levels required by the College, and also lists optional services that the College is
OJEU Penalties for Non Compliance
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Compliance procedures ensure that the EU procurement rules are properly enforced. National courts or tribunals in each Member State are empowered to take certain measures, including interim measures and the European Commission can commence proceedings aga
Sample Document Parent Company Guarantee
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NOW IT IS HEREBY AGREED AND DECLARED as follows:-
1. The Guarantor hereby:-
1.1 guarantees to the Client as primary obligor the due and proper performance by the Contractor of each and every obligation of the Contractor arising under the Contract;