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Re: GOT PROMOTED

CalifJim — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 02:31:13 GMT

I think you mean he was "promoted to branch manager".

Night is a strange time to get a promotion.

Other than these, everything looks good.

Re: Comments

Mister Micawber — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 04:41:31 GMT

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Can somebody please comment on my sentences?

Regards,
Fizzi

1- Although companies have the right to promote their products, the promotion should be in a fair, accurate and ethical manner.

2- The evidence highlights that globally pharmaceutical companies do not always adhere to this principle.

3- Adding to the evidence, our review indicates the need for a global standard for regulations. An international study should be conducted to compare the effects of different regulatory frameworks and to discover/determine where the regulatory system works best.

4- The study would provide governments with evidence of the advantages and drawbacks of different systems. This information is crucial for overcoming weaknesses in the existing regulations and establishing a global standard for regulation of pharmaceutical promotion.

Comments

Fizzi — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 04:34:52 GMT

Can somebody please comments my sentences?
Regards,
Fizzi

1- Although companies have the right to promote their products, the promotion should be fair, accurate and ethical manner.

2- The evidence highlights that globally nutrition companies do not always adhere to this principal.

3-Adding to the evidence, our review indicates the need for a global standard of regulations. An international study to compare the effects of different regulatory frameworks and to know where the regulatory system works the best should be conducted.

4-The study would provide governments evidence of advantages and drawbacks of different systems. The information is crucial in order to overcome weaknesses in the existing regulations and establishing a global standard of regulations for nutrional promotion.

Help with writing a letter to GP's

annab — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 09:45:40 GMT

Hi,

Could I please ask you to review my letter and indicate what needs to be changed in order for this to come across as a letter from a professional. I am professional and qualified in what I do, I am just not so good with words. I am an alternative health practitioner (Ayurveda) and I want to write to all the GP's where I live to introduce myself and let them know what I am doing.

Thanking you in advance
AnnaB

Dear Dr

I am writing to introduce my self to you, (my name). I am an Ayurvedic practitioner and have a clinic at ??? medical centre where I see patients for health promotion and wellness, and for improved health. I qualified in 2005 after taking a 3 year degree in Ayurveda at ?? University. I then spent time in India gaining practical experience.

As I am now seeing more and more clients, and some maybe patients of yours, I thought I should advise you of what I am doing.

Ayurveda is the world's oldest scientific system of natural medicine, having its heritage in ancient India. It is formally recognized by the World Health Organisation and is known to be a complete health care system, which emphasizes prevention of disease, as well as promotion of health and longevity.

Ayurveda holds that the primary force in the causation of disease is imbalance resulting from disruption of homeostasis or immunity. Ayurveda does not separate mind from body and places equal importance on mental, emotional, and behavioural factors, which are seen as critical in the development of imbalances, hence disease.

Ayurveda tells us that every creation inclusive of a human being is a model of the universe. In this model, the basic matter and the dynamic forces (Dosha) of the nature determine health and disease, and also determine the medicinal value of any substance (plant and mineral). The Ayurvedic practices, chiefly that of diet, life style, herbal preparation, massage, and meditation, aim to maintain the Dosha equilibrium. Therapy is customised to the individual's constitution (Prakruti). Numerous Ayurvedic medicines (plants in particular) have been tested for their biological and clinical potential using modern validation, and thereby setting an interface with modern medicine.

There have been much research on the viability of Ayurvedic herbs to the cure of diseases like AIDS, Cancer, Tuberculosis etc., these experiments have met with great success. However, my current experience would allow me to refer more seriously ill patients to their GP and/or a more qualified Ayurvedic doctor.

Should you wish to know more about me or Ayurveda I would be delighted to hear from you.

Yours faithfully

Re: relationship

New2grammar — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 17:11:57 GMT

I see the problem. You interpret "take on more responsibilites" as a promotion? That's not what I wanted to say. I mean't I'm serious about getting my job done and the problems which has been resolved will not hurt my performance. Sorry for the poor choice of words.

Re: relationship

Grammar Geek — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 17:08:26 GMT

I'm with Avangi here. In the US, you probably wouldn't have a job to return to, and your supervisor would laugh his butt off if to hear you want a promotion. More realisitc: I had to take some time off to address some personal matters, but now that I'm back, I'm ready to prove myself to you again. You can be assured of top-notch performance from me from this day forward.

Re: relationship

Avangi — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 16:59:13 GMT

I'd say "a personal matter."

It doesn't seem very realistic. You just pop in after a two-month absense and finally explain why you've been gone? You're describing yourself as a person who has very great difficulty in managing his personal affairs, and you walk in and ask for a promotion?

- A.

Help with sentences

Fizzi — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 06:55:27 GMT

Can somebody please comments my English?

Regards,

Fizzi

1-Current controls (regulations?) for advertising in scientific journals have been criticized by many for unable to prevent the presentation of low quality of information.

2- Although regulation of scientific journals advertising is difficult, the need for effective control is crucial as nurses are vulnerable to manipulation from promotion.

3-In order to better regulate the quality of information provided in journal advertisng there is a need for global debate on how advertising should be conducted which may support the rational use of vitamins.

4- Consensus on what is good advertisement should be made. Greater consideration and discussion needs to be given in the separation of commercial communications and scientific information on vitamins in advertisements.

5- Clear definition on balanced information appearing in advertisement should be determined.

Re: Thanks letter to boss after receiving promotion.

Anonymous — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 22:12:15 GMT

I was promoted director of housekeeping and I want to write a letter of thank you to my boss to show my appreciation.

Letter for designation change

sahmed — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 14:38:23 GMT

Hi Everybody,

Could you please suggest any changes or additions in the letter posted below.

I need the reply asap..as i need to sent the letter to my manager in a day or two.

Please amend the letter for language or content.

Many Thanks.

**

Respected Sir,

This is regarding the designation change for the year 2008.

Currently I am holding the Designation for Assistant Test Engineer and itâs supposed to be changed to Test Engineer in June 2008.

I have joined Testing Group on 04 December 2006, I have been hired with the clause that at the time of hiring they will keep my current role for me i.e. process assistant and later next year end i.e. 2007 they will change it as Test Engineer.

As per the details given to me it has not been changed so I raised the same in March 2008 and I have been told that it will be changed after the appraisal cycle 2008, as the appraisal cycle and promotion cycle are not interrelated.

On my follow up with my current Business leader XYZ I have been told that my designation change will now take place in November or December 2008. The reason given to me for this is not satisfactory to me.

I joined company on 31 August 2008; itâs been nearly 4 years that I have been working at Band 2 Level 1, holding this level for such long is very discouraging and de-motivating.