As a delegate of Vision 2020, a national initiative to advance women's economic and social equality, my dream is to raise the percentage of women in leadership roles to 50percentt by the year 2020.
He also served the University as a delegate of the University Press for 5 years, a rather terrifying body, which meets regularly each term and has the last word on which books should be published by the Press.
Then, N is sorted in an increasing order of the number of links shared with C l. Define a delegate of contig C to be a sequence derived from the consensus of C by 1) removing low frequency non-dominant fragments, and 2) converting the consensus base in each polymorphic site to be the alphabetically smallest one.
When Princeton's administrators asked her to join the advisory committee to select the minority dean, she agreed to, but only as a formal delegate of Acción Puertorriqueña, a campus organization.
Faced by a pointed question from a delegate about a lack of coherence in the party's policies, Sir Menzies argued there had never been a time when the party's values and principles were more needed.
A delegate with a hand-painted icon of Corbyn, framed in fairy lights, pleaded to be allowed to speak.
The app, which is a licensed money transmitter an authorized delegate of PayPal, uses bank grade security systems and data encryption.
He was president of New Hampshire (1785 86, 1788 89), a delegate to the Federal Constitutional Convention of 1787, and a U.S. senator (1789 1801).
Eight hundred and twenty Spanish intensivists were contacted by hospital commercial delegates of a pharmaceutical company.
Pete Smith, a delegate from Swindon, accused Ofsted of aiding a hostile climate for Muslims, calling its policy on hijabs as racism "dressed up as liberalism".
That evening, at a plenary session, a delegate from Mississippi read a transcript of ten single-spaced pages of soul session, taken down the previous night.
