Sentence examples for day involvement from inspiring English sources

In this study, currently practicing orthopaedic consultants and senior speciality orthopaedic registrars (StR- year six and above) represented a panel of 'experts' by reason of their day- to- day involvement with patients and close interaction with medical students and junior doctors.

Third, the number of community-based clinics reporting the presence of a pharmacist was higher than we expected, and some clinics may have reported on pharmacists at parent VA facilities who may have little day to day involvement in that community clinic.

Although the Times noted Bloomberg personally met with potential job candidates in his Upper East Side townhouse when considering ideas for Bloomberg View, according to Shipley, the mayor will not have "day-to-day involvement" with the editorial team but "can involve himself from time-to-time".

At the time, Mr. Rangel said he had no day-to-day involvement in the agency.

It is not entirely clear when Mr. Giuliani gave up day-to-day involvement.

Saudi officials said they have little day-to-day involvement in running the academy.

With most troops now on large bases outside the cities, America's day-to-day involvement in Iraqi life has vanished.

Gates is now the company's non-executive chairman, having stepped back from day-to-day involvement last year.

For the Obama administration, which had been hoping to back out of its day-to-day involvement in Iraq's fractious politics, it was a smart, if belated, call.

They will almost surely argue that as chairman, Mr. Taubman was a broad policy maker with little or no day-to-day involvement and no office at Sotheby's.

Kelner has said Greig has no day-to-day involvement in his paper, and anyone suggesting rivalry between the pair is "trying to make mischief".