"In light of several incidents in which military units failed to respond effectively to armed attacks, Unamid has introduced measures that provide for the sanctioning and repatriation of relevant contingent members," the strategic review said, without offering details.
2. Unless otherwise specified, the abstract objects referenced in this essay are of the sort that exist necessarily (as opposed to, say, sets with contingent members).
After serving the required 90-day period, contingent members were entitled to the Australian Service Medal (ASM) for non-warlike service.
"A further 20 military contingent members were repatriated on administrative grounds, for excessive use of force leading to civilian deaths, pending completion of the investigation," she added.
About 12 years after their return to Australia, the government changed the status of the operation; contingent members were eligible for the Returned from Active Service Badge, and their ASMs were upgraded to the Australian Active Service Medal (AASM).
Furthermore, P. chrysosporium has the largest contingent (7 member genes) of P450foxy proteins (CYP505) among the fungi (3 5 member genes) containing this family of proteins.
By 2011, there were 444,680 tenure-track faculty members and 1,046,299 contingent faculty members.
NTT faculty members come in many different flavors and go by a variety of names: contingent faculty member, adjunct, instructor, lecturer, teaching professor, research professor.
And that's not a job as a lecturer in the United States, who is almost always an adjunct or contingent faculty member, but as one in the United Kingdom, where the position is permanent and comparable to an assistant professorship.
That's a big source of stress," C.N. Le, a senior lecturer (a contingent faculty member with a stable though "indefinite" appointment) at University of Massachusetts, Amherst, recently told The Chronicle of Higher Education.
