Sentence examples for developing role from inspiring English sources

Although these are not in any way intended to replace the developing role of social autopsy (27), future developments in describing and modelling non-medical factors associated with cause of death are anticipated and will be reflected in future developments of InterVA.

Blair becomes one of Wendi's first official social conquests, in her developing role both as Murdoch social emissary and social power player.

Russia's developing role in world energy markets drew attention last fall when the OPEC cartel demanded that Russia, which is not a member, cap its rising oil exports to help constrain world supply.

Recognising the rapidly developing role of digital marketing within the strategic, operational and marketing functions of organisations worldwide, this online degree combines the expertise and insight of top academics and practising digital marketing consultants, with strong support provided by the University of Aberdeen's 24/7 digital learning environment.

The E.C.'s Entrepreneurship 2020 Action Plan is generally focused on three areas: education and training; creating a pro-entrepreneur environment; and developing role models and doing outreach to reach groups whose entrepreneurial potential is not being fully tapped.

Further, participants expressed some discomfort with the male owner of the box due to his masculine coaching style, stressing the importance of female coaches in terms of developing role models for female members.

This combined with the formation of relationships with learners (educational alliances) and provision of appropriate challenge and support was necessary for learning and developing roles.

It helps that hers is the only fully developed role in a parade of rather crude caricatures.

To provide better expectations of role responsibilities, team structure, and required skill sets we developed Role Profiles.

Like Obama, Clinton developed role models outside the family unit.

The BETTER framework included (refer to Figure  2): 1) A newly developed role of PP with expertise in CDPS.