Sentence examples for chief of knowledge from inspiring English sources

"They will be used for purifying 3 million litres of contaminated water," said UNICEF Chief of Knowledge Management Rudolph Schwenk.

"This morning, 3 million tablets went out by air," said UNICEF Chief of Knowledge Management Rudolph Schwenk, speaking from UNICEF's main supply hub in Copenhagen.

AUDIO listen 8 May 2008: Chief of Knowledge Management in Supply Division, Rudolf Schwenk, discusses emergency aid sent from the UNICEF warehouses in Copenhagen.

And does the chief information officer, or head of knowledge management, work for the providers of thought leadership, or do they work for her?

Architectural works and stone inscriptions and reliefs are the chief sources of knowledge about the early Maya.

After the American Declaration of Independence (1776), the Commentaries became the chief source of knowledge of English law in the New World.

The Cancioneiro Geral (1516; "General Songbook"), a vast anthology edited by Resende that also contained compositions of his own, is the chief source of knowledge of late medieval Portuguese verse.

Quoting from the Victorian self-improvement author Samuel Smiles, he declared that 'all persons are more or less apt to learn through the eyes rather than the ear… especially the case in early youth, when the eye is the chief inlet of knowledge' (Neurath 1946, 100).

Limitations are the small number of projects, the Chief Investigators' knowledge of their project impacts, and risks of a bias towards positive benefits [ 5].

Russell Berger, who held the title of chief knowledge officer at the fitness-regimen company, faced intense backlash Wednesday after tweeting praise for the decision of Indianapolis affiliate CrossFit Infiltrate to cancel a special workout meant to honor LGBTQ Pride Month. .

Mr. Thompson, who as the BBC's director general was both chief executive and editor in chief, partly attributes his lack of knowledge about the "Newsnight" inquiry to the BBC's enormous size.