Sentence examples for adviser position from inspiring English sources

For Ms. Ferguson, the loss of the adviser position is an expensive setback.

The actual (as opposed to mythologised) history of the US science adviser position helps to place the role in a more realistic perspective.

But Mona Rowe, the spokeswoman for the lab, said that Dr. Marburger, a Democrat, recently met with President Bush to discuss the science adviser position, but that Dr. Marburger doesn't know who submitted his name for consideration.

When Barry applied for a financial adviser position at Merrill 20 years ago, she was told that she'd be interviewed by a large group of managers.

In a 1999 study, the National Research Council recommended that the State Department create a science adviser position; Golden personally paid for the study, which the State Department had requested and whose advice it accepted.

Luckily for me, this panned out for a further year, by which time I had gained enough on-the-job experience to apply for a careers adviser position at Leeds University.

Listening doesn't mean creating more youth adviser positions and working groups.

The offer -- 15 additional seats and 10 adviser positions for Sunni Arabs -- was first made last week, but was rejected by many Sunnis, who said they wanted more seats.

General Luck is also expected to recommend that American and other allied military officials fill several adviser positions in the Iraqi defense and interior ministries, that those ministries' responsibilities for various security forces be reassessed to ensure effective operations, and that American commanders be given greater flexibility on spending their budgets, defense officials said.

A unifying experience that inducted them into an elite club and set them down the path their adult lives have taken, propelling them to the thinktanks (Cooper, Kendall) and special adviser positions (Burnham) that were the stepping stones to the safe seats they occupy today.

She also held policy director and senior policy adviser positions at The Nature Conservancy and the Center for Clean Air Policy and was a professor of international and environmental policy at the Johns Hopkins University Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, or SAIS.