(Example) Fundraising assistant 12 months' experience coordinating fundraising activities and events for a regional charity.
One, Robert Wright, a 47-year-old black employee of the agency since 1979, had vast experience coordinating youth recreation programs throughout the city, and was initially offered a post managing the Asser Levy Recreation Center in Lower Manhattan, the suit says.
The federal employee program has decades of experience providing benefits to retirees, but the new exchange plans were conceived mainly for people under 65 and have no experience coordinating benefits with Medicare.
So Moran responded to the appointment by describing Klain as a mere political operative with a title undeserving of the post he demanded the administration create: This is a real crisis and worthy of an individual with extensive background in international diplomacy, experience coordinating large-scale interagency missions, as well as a proven ability to work with Congress and across the aisle.
Mr. Gingrich has been making the case to crowds in South Carolina that even though Mr. Santorum polled higher than he did in Iowa and New Hampshire, he, Mr. Gingrich, is the more electable candidate because of his experience coordinating a national Republican wave during the 1994 takeover of the House.
Mr. Romney, who as the planner for the Salt Lake City Olympics has experience coordinating large-scale events, has had a direct hand in shaping some major aspects of the convention, from the podium design to the theme, "A Better Future," which he personally approved.
Describing his experience coordinating this extraordinarily beautiful production, he described how he discovered, "Human beings will go to any lengths necessary to find and connect with each other.
Two biologists from the Basic Sanitation Unit were identified as those with the most knowledge and experience coordinating water treatment activities, and they both agreed to be interviewed.
We interviewed 24 individuals who had experience coordinating or implementing elements of the national and international response to the 2010 earthquake.
It is conceivable that some companies make exaggerated claims about destination facilities and advertised medical services and do not have experience coordinating particular health care packages and sending clients to advertised destinations.
