Sentence examples for assistant responsible for from inspiring English sources
And yet there I was, the mother, defined not as the female parent but as the child's administrative assistant responsible for appointments, filing, scheduling, body maintenance, pea warming and diaper changing.
Miller exhibited in two group shows at the Martha Jackson Gallery, but his work did not sell.A friend introduced him to Emmerich, who hired him as an entry-level assistant responsible for menial tasks.His first Saturday on the job he sold a pre-Columbian textile, and he was on his way.Mr.Mr
"Very rarely do you get the occasion that you're sitting down and eating a meal, and even if you are, you're answering questions," said Ryan Drajewicz, the assistant responsible for all moment-to-moment needs of Senator Christopher J. Dodd, another of the Democratic contenders.
When I graduated without medical school acceptance letter in hand, my interest in finding employment and their interest in adding a second science writer to their staff came together in the form of a job offer as public relations assistant, responsible for publicity in the engineering school and most other scientific disciplines outside the medical school.
According to emails said to have come from Miscavige's "Communicator" – the personal assistant responsible for passing on transcribed messages from the leader – he routinely berated subordinates with terms such as "CSMF" (for "Cock Sucking Mother Fucker") and "YSCOHB" ("You Suck Cock On Hollywood Boulevard").
Each participating practice will be assigned a Research Assistant responsible for outcome assessment on all participating patients within that practice.
"At the time, people were usually just posting diagrams of their circuits or pictures of their girlfriends," said Dr. Quentin Stafford-Fraser, one of the lab assistants responsible for setting up the camera and now a research scientist at AT&T Labs in Cambridge.
The team included a licensed psychologist, who supervised two additional research assistants responsible for reading forms and paper-and-pencil measures to participants with literacy or vision difficulties.
The larger staff establishment of MDHS facilities also includes a pharmacist who is responsible for daily management of drugs, medical supplies and equipment within the facility, whereas in City Health a pharmacist located at sub-district level supports clinics, with FMs (or clinic-based pharmacy assistants) responsible for ordering drugs and supplies for the facility.
