Sentence examples for experience set up from inspiring English sources

Also, he should give Mr. Trump a tip from experience: Set up a process for clemency decisions early on, and stick with it.

In the early 1990s a group of fans with TV industry experience set up an informal "Doctor Who restoration team" that works with the BBC on preparing lost episodes recovered from foreign broadcasters or private individuals for release on videotape and DVD.

Its ED, classified as a polyvalent ED, has an average volume of 150,000 annual visits and an internal organisation based on a dedicated team of doctors with EM experience, set up in 2005 2006.

"Instead Michael Gove has scrapped the right to work experience, set up a 'National' Careers Service that young people have not heard of and got rid of independent careers advice".

Today, the majority of Ribbon merchants use the service on their own website, where it's easy to add a line of code in order to have a fully functional checkout experience set up in a matter of minutes.

By standardizing the process of discovering and ordering big group orders of food, CaterCow apparently wants foodies and event organizers to focus more on the experience they'll get rather than the potential problems that go into getting that experience set up.

Need STEAM professionals and anyone with experience setting up a STEAM Lab in an educational setting (pref. TK-6th).

The administration also brought in a new project manager, Mr. Agarwal, who had many years of experience setting up such systems in industry.

Minnesota Healthcare and Business Attorney: Holt Law, LLC http://www.djholtlaw.com 612-293-0620 Hear Dr. Sam Lezon share his experience setting up a business with David Holt at Holt Law, LLC.

While Environmental Defense had experience setting up successful partnerships with corporations, this was the first time that a product with a significant high tech component would be launched in the commercial marketplace.

He reminded Bremer that U.N. officials had experience setting up programs to reintegrate demobilized soldiers into civilian life or into professional police forces; they had facilitated this process in East Timor and Bosnia, for example.