The phrase "aide role" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing a supportive or assisting position, but it is better to use more established terms.
Example: "In her aide role, she provided essential support to the project manager."
Alternatives: "assistant position" or "support role."
Many former top Clinton aides have roles in his campaign.
The White House has played down the former aide's campaign role, saying it was "extremely limited" and that any actions he took would have been on his own.
But Mary Cheney will not have a speaking role, aides say.
In that role, aides said Mr. Weaver's firm processed payments for other campaign needs like polling.
She says that she did not speak with Rubio about this, and does not believe that his aides played a role.
Beales had prepped him for a likely question on whether the previous Labour government had spent too much, with one of Harriet Harman's aides playing the role of a voter furious with Labour about spending.
Once one of Mr. Kim's closest aides in his role of secretary for civil and legal affairs, Mr. Shin is believed to have been just one of several officials courted by the entrepreneur, Jin Seung Hyun.
Among other things, investigators have been scrutinizing whether the elder Hevesi or his aides played any role in smoothing the way for deals involving his son's firm, Praetorian Securities, according to a person with knowledge of the investigation.
Christie, a leading Republican candidate for the White House in 2016, has repeatedly denied any knowledge of a plan to snarl traffic last September near the busy George Washington Bridge and severed ties with several top aides over their role in the incident.
His staffers have also made their way into the Koch orbit: Pence's former congressional chief of staff Marc Short was one of the most powerful Koch aides in his role helming Freedom Partners Chamber of Commerce, until he left in 2015 to work for the presidential campaign of Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla).
