Eds in a sentence

EDS became an HP business unit and was renamed EDS, an HP company. citation Ronald A. Rittenmeyer, EDS Chairman, President, and CEO, remained at the helm and reported to HP CEO Mark Hurd until his retirement.

The report is co-authored by EDS Policy Director Raewyn Peart and EDS Solicitor Cordelia Woodhouse.

After suffering numerous indignities, Ms Aston developed a deep distrust of doctors who she believed harboured discriminatory beliefs towards the EDS community, friends say.

And two, EDs starting from little dieting tricks that led students to believe they needed to look a certain way to meet societal standards,” Hunt said.

Editorial boards are endorsing the BDS campaign and taking down pro-Israel op-eds.

Evans testified that EDS had tried to get updated contact information for Orozco three separate times in 2019.

In a statement, the HSE said that some patients will “regrettably” experience long wait times in EDs, but urgent patients will be prioritised for treatment and care.

The crew has made some new friends but is still stewing over old traumas when, surprise, surprise, another Ghostface killer emerges and starts slaying co-eds across the city—while implicating Sam in the murders.

Crowded EDs will continue to plague the healthcare ecosystem and prevent the efficient delivery of care if the structure and education of care, resources, and availability are kept the same.

For many years, while caring for his mother, he had spoken to me of euthanasia, had left op-eds about it on the pillow of my childhood bed for when I returned home to visit and said that if he ever had the disease, that’s what he would want.

He authored three op-eds with Ariane Tabatabai “blatantly promoting the Iranian regime’s perspective and interests,” according to a letter to Harris from Republican Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas and New York Republican Congresswoman Elise Stefanik.

If you believe the Op-Eds, men are in a bad way these days: perpetually beleaguered and isolated, if not irredeemably toxic.

In a statement, it said: "EDS is misunderstood and diagnosis can take decades.

Many – including me – who go on to receive an EDS diagnosis in adulthood have usually been told, somewhere along the way, that our widespread hypermobility is in fact benign, a quirky gift.

Notably, the EDS instrument produced only 1 liter of primarily aqueous, non-hazardous waste compared to 8 liters of hazardous organic waste for a similar run on a benchtop CDS platform.

Their summer heats up when Tate's uncle asks the girls to participate in an EDS study his pharmaceutical company is running.

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Doing daily assignments, conducting personal interviews, publishing op-eds, socialising with news sources: all these activities have turned into “traps” waiting for journalists to fall into.

Eds rather mild statement about this has already had Our Enemies (in The ghastly form of The Daily Express) crowing about our surrender.

Gravitas Bulletin and Big Saturday Read, through op-eds, have stretched the limits of traditional media in discussing public affairs.