Sentence examples for authority specialist from inspiring English sources

A couple of years before, I'd met Geoff James, a local authority specialist support teacher who was looking into behaviour support for his PhD.

James Bond, she argues, was "the wave of the future, the drinker not as merrymaker," personified by Nick and Nora Charles of "Thin Man" fame, but the drinker "as expert, authority, specialist".

1 While for infants and children, social services often have an important role to play, and registration also brings financial and practical benefits to families, the main provider of support is the local authority specialist vision impairment (VI) education service.

In the post-local education authority world, specialist leaders of education (SLEs) are in the vanguard of the new era of school-to-school support.

The dealer Stanley Gibbons is considered an international authority, and specialist auction houses include Warwick & Warwick, Spink, Corinphila and David Feldman.

Around 5,000 servicemen and women will support the police and other civil authorities, providing specialist capabilities such as bomb disposal and dog teams.

Currently, fewer than one in 10 local authorities run specialist domestic violence services and 32 of the domestic violence services that have closed since 2010 were specialist services for black and minority ethnic women.

But given Al Qaeda's emphasis on rules and authority, most specialists believed the group's shura, or ruling council, had no choice but to name the man who had been so close to Bin Laden for so long.

In these cases, we are dealing not only with the problems of trust and authority among specialists from different disciplines, but also with the effects of introducing new technologies or new substances into the world.

In its review of applications for marketing authorisations (MAAs) for cell therapies, the CHMP is obliged to consult the Committee for Advanced Therapies (CAT), who conduct detailed scientific assessments of these applications, with assessment by staff from national regulatory authorities and specialist advisors to the regulators.

(GP 16) Most interviewees explained that they have the same authority as specialists but a different focus requiring different core competencies.