Sentence examples for employee to develop a from inspiring English sources

According to her plea in Missouri, Ms. Brown said that in 2009 she directed a DocX employee to develop a surrogate signers program at the company because there were "too many documents to sign and not enough people with signature authority".

It seems that Ms. Hammer once had a boss who set up a secret team of employees to develop a project that would replace work she had been doing.

In 1986 Occupational Safety and Health Administration was petitioned by various unions representing health care employees to develop a standard which protects employees from occupational exposure to blood-borne diseases.

To give the old My Opera a refuge after the service shuts down, von Tetzchner gathered about 20 former Opera employees to develop a replacement at Vivaldi.net.

After being laid off by AOL, which bought Netscape, Baker was at first a volunteer executive at Mozilla, an effort among Netscape employees to develop a free suite of browser, e-mail and newsreader software.

We want to make sound choices and build products that benefit society that's why earlier this year we worked with our employees to develop a set of AI principles that clearly state what types of technology applications we will pursue".

Late in 1971, Hanson was asked to work with other U.S. EPA employees to develop a rationale and proposal for regulating lead in gasoline.

The posting says that Google is looking to hire an employee to develop Google's games commerce product strategy and help "build and manage the business with a cross-functional team".

Her main responsibility at WizardWorld, which has 29 employees, is to develop a financial plan and to make sure that the company reaches its quarterly financial goals.

www.g24i.com Sector 1 - Energy generation Sector 2 - Biofuels Employees: 40 To develop a new generation of biofuels to replace petrochemicals such as gasoline, diesel and jet fuel is the reason the Gevo team is working to make isobutanol and other advanced biofuels ready for a range of commercial uses.

For example: * Goals that are too specific often lead employees to develop such a narrow focus that they fail to recognize obvious problems unrelated to the target.