Sentence examples for earlier assignment from inspiring English sources

Major Kircher developed his thinking during an earlier assignment at Fort Benning, Ga.

On an earlier assignment at the Naval Supply Corps School in Athens, Ga., she was a mentor in a joint program sponsored by the Navy and the local police to encourage students to avoid drugs.

The F.B.I. is not a home for this center because it is at heart a law enforcement agency, and the aggressively territorial C.I.A. flunked an earlier assignment to coordinate counterterrorist intelligence back in 1986.

The court let stand a lower court decision that a Stanford University scientist's assignment of rights in HIV testing technology to Roche Molecular Systems Inc. superseded the scientist's earlier assignment to Stanford, perhaps costing Stanford and the scientist millions of dollars in royalties.

For an earlier assignment, I attended a meeting at New York's LGBT center in Greenwich Village, where the men I interviewed believed a macrobiotic diet could delay the onset of full-blown AIDS.

On the basis of their earlier assignment of H and N resonances for the N-terminal domain of rabbit FKBP52 [ 43], Craescu et al. [ 44] obtained the first structural determination of this domain which demonstrated a close structural homology with FKBP12 with an additional short β-strand at the beginning of the domain (herein denoted β0).

But in earlier assignments for other radio stations, he had also worked in Kosovo, Algeria, Bosnia and the Middle East.

But Mr. McAuliffe expects his convention duties, unlike those earlier assignments, to require spending very little time raising money.

Among her earlier assignments, she was commander of Army Combined Arms Support Command and the Army deputy chief of staff for logistics.

However, he had built up a reputation as an excellent administrator on earlier assignments, so he weathered the storm and led the CPB for six years.

On a recent trip to Afghanistan and during earlier assignments in Iraq I was struck by the delicate balance between those roles, which are not always compatible.