jsas造句

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1. JSAs are usually developed when directed to by a supervisor, when indicated by the use of a first tier risk assessment and whenever a hazard associated with a task has a likelihood rating of'possible'or greater.
2. Country documents, along with the accompanying IMF / World Bank Joint Staff Assessments ( JSAs ), are available on their websites by agreement with the member country as a service to users of the IMF and World Bank websites.
3. It was speculated that the move to ban JSAs was an attempt to devalue television stations ( particularly, the smaller outlets that were commonly operated under JSA's and similar agreements ), and in turn, push their owners to participate in the incentive auction.
4. The merger was completed on December 19 . A condition of the deal requires Media General to end the joint sales agreements it has with stations in Youngstown, Ohio, Dayton, Ohio, and Topeka, Kansas, due to tighter scrutiny such deals are getting by the FCC . Media General received a two-year waiver in those markets to end the JSAs.
5. The terms " job " and " task " are commonly used interchangeably to mean a specific work assignment, such as " operating a grinder, " " using a pressurized water extinguisher " or " changing a flat tire . " JSAs are not suitable for jobs defined too broadly, for example, " overhauling an engine "; or too narrowly, for example, " positioning car jack ."
6. It's difficult to find jsas in a sentence. 用jsas造句挺难的
7. On March 12, 2014, the FCC Media Bureau released a notice that it would further analyze television station transactions that include sharing agreements, particularly those that include a purchase option that " may counter any incentive the licensee has to increase the value of the station, since the licensee may be unlikely to realize that increased value . " The National Association of Broadcasters ( NAB )  which, along with station groups such as Sinclair Broadcast Group, have disapproved of the proposal to ban JSAs  presented a compromise proposal, in which the brokered licensee in a sharing agreement would retain control over at least 85 percent of the station's programming, maintain at least 70 percent of ad sales revenue and " maintain at least 20 percent of station value in the license itself ".
8. Outsourcing agreements ( known by multiple terms, mainly local marketing agreements ( LMA ), shared services agreements ( SSA ) or joint sales agreements ( JSA ), albeit with little differentiation in their structure ) have allowed some broadcasting companies to operate stations that they could otherwise not legally own outright due to in-market ownership regulations; these arrangements first began in 1991, when the Sinclair Broadcast Group entered into such an arrangement to run WPTT ( now WPNT ) in Pittsburgh, after it sold the station to its manager Edwin Edwards to acquire Fox affiliate WPGH-TV . However, as companies like Sinclair and the Nexstar Broadcasting Group have used outsourcing as loopholes around ownership regulations at the expense of independent ( and particularly, minority ) ownership, the FCC has made attempts to restrict broadcasters from using them, passing a rule in April 2014 that disallowed all JSAs in which one company sells 15 % of advertising for another station and required all existing ones to be unwound within five years ( the National Association of Broadcasters backed a provision passed as part of a November 2015 Congressional budget bill that extended to the time limit to unwind existing JSAs to ten years ).
9. Outsourcing agreements ( known by multiple terms, mainly local marketing agreements ( LMA ), shared services agreements ( SSA ) or joint sales agreements ( JSA ), albeit with little differentiation in their structure ) have allowed some broadcasting companies to operate stations that they could otherwise not legally own outright due to in-market ownership regulations; these arrangements first began in 1991, when the Sinclair Broadcast Group entered into such an arrangement to run WPTT ( now WPNT ) in Pittsburgh, after it sold the station to its manager Edwin Edwards to acquire Fox affiliate WPGH-TV . However, as companies like Sinclair and the Nexstar Broadcasting Group have used outsourcing as loopholes around ownership regulations at the expense of independent ( and particularly, minority ) ownership, the FCC has made attempts to restrict broadcasters from using them, passing a rule in April 2014 that disallowed all JSAs in which one company sells 15 % of advertising for another station and required all existing ones to be unwound within five years ( the National Association of Broadcasters backed a provision passed as part of a November 2015 Congressional budget bill that extended to the time limit to unwind existing JSAs to ten years ).
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