Sentence examples for core volunteer from inspiring English sources
"They're probably avoiding disturbance from human activities and using Bangalore's availability of large trees," explains Padma Ashok, a core volunteer in the project.
Recruits may sign up to be a tutor, a core volunteer, or both.
The ranks [of museum volunteers] may have more men now, but there's still a disproportionate amount of women in the core volunteer programs.
CORE volunteers were assaulted, teargassed, and jailed, and some demonstrators were killed.
"What's happening in the East Village is happening with or without the Waskos or you," he told about two dozen core volunteers.
The division will further train Habitat core volunteers, presently 65 strong, who are primarily retired people with carpentry skills who work during the week or those who help out on a long- or short-term basis, often on Saturdays.
Janet D. Pearce, executive director of the United Way of Southeastern Connecticut, said enlisted people and officers are some of the core volunteers for Little League, Boy and Girl Scouts, churches and social service organizations, whether hammering nails for a women's shelter or serving on the board of directors of a local agency.
BeeUrban's handful of core volunteers can often be found on a summer weekend at a fete stall with an observation hive – a glass-panelled box in which frames of bees can be placed for a few hours – explaining the links between bees and the food we eat to a crowd of captivated adults and children.
But further defections could paralyze an organization that Mr. Assange says has 40 core volunteers and about 800 mostly unpaid followers to maintain a diffuse web of computer servers and to secure the system against attack — to guard against the kind of infiltration that WikiLeaks itself has used to generate its revelations.
Core volunteers perform essential duties such as fundraising, serving as interfaculty liaison, and organizing enrichment activities.
The last role of core volunteers is organizing the enrichment activities.
