Sentence examples for called consultant from inspiring English sources

In the early 1990s, I piloted a program called Consultant Teacher, and I left to work at the central Department of Education to make this new program citywide.

The post was called "consultant in poetry" and it wasn't until nearly 50 years later, in 1986, that Robert Penn Warren became "poet laureate consultant in poetry", although he also made clear that he was no "hired applauder" and would not be writing "odes on the death of the president's cat".

Robert Penn Warren was the first such poet laureate, although 30 people, notably Gwendolyn Brooks, Robert Frost, Stephen Spender and James Dickey, served in the same capacity earlier when the post was called Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress.

The custom index fund is just one example of how computers are bringing mass customization to the investment world through what are called "consultant wrap" accounts.

All of them hate to be called consultants.

To gain insider information, the complaint states, Spherix called consultants who worked at public companies before their employers released quarterly earnings.

New York City also prohibits private payments for additional regular classroom teachers, but parents in more affluent neighborhoods achieve a similar result by financing art and music teachers, called "consultants".

aIn New Zealand, "specialists" are interchangeably called "consultants".

He receives back a list of hospitals, caring for possible recipients, and begins to call consultants to tell them what is on offer, and to see if they want to accept it on behalf of a patient.

Officials in charge of general affairs or public relations are collecting books and literature on crisis management, calling consultants for seminars and training sessions, and rethinking the way their companies handle public crises.

But Kohlberg Kravis's on-call consultant, Capstone Consulting, recently stepped in to assess exactly what is going on with Kohlberg's nearly $1 billion investment.