Sentence examples for associate experts from inspiring English sources
The UN has a few: junior professional programme, young professionals programme, associate experts programme as well as Unicef's new and emerging talent initiative.
History of the JPO programme The Junior Professional Officers JPOO) programme evolved from the United Nations' Associate Experts (AE) programme, which was initiated in 1954 by the Government of the Netherlands as a way to provide additional staff to the Food and Agriculture Organization as well as on-the-job training for young graduates interested in international development.
After receiving her Ph.D., Bouamrane took a UNESCO Associate Expert post in Dakar, Senegal, to manage the Man and Biosphere Programme in West Africa.
From the perspective of the knowledge spectrum, it seems reasonable to associate expert decision makers with individual knowledge and novices with the more abstract general knowledge about a subject, available in explicit knowledge artifacts (e.g., textbooks, guidelines).
And that does not come close to accounting for the many millions of dollars quietly awarded to friends and other associates, experts note.
Student responses, and the associated expert scores, are used as input to SIDE.
At the beginning of the reliability test, the dental investigators and the associated expert are distributed across the examination rooms and assess the particular test person.
Major companies have already expressed their interest in BBMRI-ERIC-associated Expert Centres through their participation in the BBMRI Stakeholder Forum and other planning activities during the BBMRI preparatory phase in 2008 2011 (Table 3).
New bishops, known as ordinaries, often bring in their own associates, church experts noted.
Now it is more acceptable to list former co-workers and subordinates, along with vendors and business associates, career experts say.
Mr. Herzog talks to friends, associates and experts, and as the story unfolds, its subject seems to be transformed from a noble environmentalist to a troubled man who was, as Mr. Herzog says, "fighting civilization itself".
