Sentence examples for dedicated aide from inspiring English sources

For example, Ms. Gaines Pell said, if she decided midyear that a student should have a dedicated aide for reading, she wondered whether the school could secure the money for it.

"There can be great isolation," Ms. Kuntzler said, "with one student and one aide rather than a group of kids and independent mobility and a social situation that says, 'No, you're expected to follow the schedule, you're expected to complete the assignments.' " At Viscardi, Dayna, who is 20 (students can stay until they turn 21) has no dedicated aide.

He required a range of services including the assistance of a dedicated aide.

Apply to be a para-educator (aka, a teacher's aide, paraprofessional, dedicated student aide, 1 on 1 aide, etc)., or volunteer.

In the first few seasons viewers were easily dazzled by the dense plotting and fast pace and special effects, wondering, "What will they think they can get away with next?" Now viewers mostly marvel at the writers' gall: "Do they really think they can get away with that again?" Once again dedicated White House aides and federal agents have turned out to be imposters.

He employs no publicist, dedicates no aide to media relations.

Bloggers carry so much influence that many senators have a young press aide dedicated to the care and feeding of online media.

Kasper is a womanizer and a slick, even slimy campaign operative, but he is his best self in the dirty world of politics, a fiercely dedicated and loyal aide who intuits Birgitte's needs, fixes problems and doesn't make a fuss or ask annoying questions.

"We have taken 1,000 police officers -- a huge commitment -- and dedicated them to counterterrorism," one aide said, adding that the department was responsible for protecting Wall Street, the nation's financial capital.

But this is not to say his aides are not dedicated to electing him.

We made a small impromptu team, with me as the doctor and Kim and some extraordinarily dedicated, non-medical helpers as aides.