Sentence examples for a new associate in from inspiring English sources
As it happens, Rindell's daughter, Maia Rose Lesliee, who played Ygritte on "Game of Thrones"), has been working as a new associate in Diane's firm — thanks to strings Diane had pulled for her.
"I can't help myself," my client, who was a new associate in a large law firm, complained.
Anand Gnanadesikan is a new associate professor in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, who joins Johns Hopkins after serving as a lecturer at Princeton University.
Nicolas Jabko, a new associate professor in the Department of Political Science, comes to Johns Hopkins following his service as the research director of Sciences Po, Paris.
Both would report to a new associate attorney general in Justice.
Last spring, the University reviewed and consolidated two existing policies into a single Unlawful Discrimination and Sexual Misconduct Policy, created a new University-wide student disciplinary committee, and appointed a new Associate Dean of Students in the University for Disciplinary Affairs.
Born and brought up in Bolton, she is a new associate artist at the Royal Exchange theatre in Manchester and will play Hamlet there under artistic director Sarah Frankcom in the autumn.
Not only union members but also non-members in a new "associate" category will benefit from low-cost legal services and a low-interest credit card announced by the A.F.L.-C.I.O. last week.
Consider this: In 1980, a new associate professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, a leading public school, earned about the same amount as one at the University of Chicago, a nearby leading private school; ditto for the University of Texas at Austin and Rice University.
There should be an attempt made to work with new associates in order to encourage trust in new colleagues.
In the India-Pakistan War, while we and our new associates in Peking hold Pakistan to be a victim of unprovoked aggression, the Soviet Union champions & to a considerable degree equips India.
