Sentence examples for appropriate colleague from inspiring English sources

For some output types, RIO also asks authors to get a presubmission review of their manuscript "from an appropriate colleague".

In addition, one of the studies identified that as a group of participants, GP principals considered that the most difficult item of supporting information to source would be a sign off from an appropriate colleague to demonstrate competence for medical work they undertake regularly for remuneration outside their GP main role (ie. extended practice) [ 21].

Was an appropriate colleague's signature sufficient or, as the GMC now recommends that the doctor demonstrates evidence for their whole practice [ 28], should the GP produce several items of supporting information for their extended work role?

Identify appropriate colleagues and friends to help.

"I am committed to engaging in dialogue with appropriate colleagues at Wheaton toward the goal of reaching reconciliation so that I may continue to live out my vocation as a Christian scholar and teacher with my faculty colleagues and my remarkable students".

The decision-maker partners were invited to attend the forums and/or to send additional interested and appropriate colleagues.

Also request that they forward it to appropriate colleagues.

By including an emotional intelligence quotient, it knows when to pass a call to the appropriate human colleague.

(3)" The GPs said they would appreciate organisational assistance with sourcing an appropriate ePortfolio, colleague and patient questionnaires and guidance with significant event analysis, clinical audits and feedback on complaints for revalidation.

Each department (or "school", as in the cases of medicine and law) became a semi-autonomous "firm" competing outside their hallowed halls only for the most appropriate new colleagues, i.e. those who would fit most tranquilly – and ideologically – with the existing faculty.

BAS hopes to make a meaningful radiological contribution to AORTIC by organising the equivalent of UK cancer MDT meetings between different African countries and centres as well as involving the expertise of appropriate radiological colleagues worldwide.