Sentence examples for experts to join from inspiring English sources
To help students narrow their choices, we've invited a few financial aid and admissions experts to join The Choice blog this week to answer some decision-related questions.
In addition, to go beyond the usual haggling over bullet points in back rooms, both parties have put up internet forums and even invited foreign experts to join in.
Like a reward on a wild west "wanted" poster, they aim to round up the experts to join a particular search: a way of determining longitude, or an affordable means of transport into space.
Allowing outside experts to join the inquiry will probably not satisfy Mr. Musharraf's fiercest critics, including Asif Ali Zardari, Ms. Bhutto's husband, who has renewed his call for a United Nations investigation, aided by British authorities.
There are no telecoms providers either, although the internet.org founders expect mobile operators to "play leading roles within the initiative", with hopes of persuading non-governmental organisations and academic experts to join in the future.
Defence Secretary Philip Hammond appealed for IT experts to join up as military reservists to help protect the UK's computer networks from cyber attack.
The trustees for a health care fund for retired General Motors auto workers picked a close union advisor and auto industry expert to join GM's board of directors.
MSD invited an expert to join the International Steering Committee from each of the participating countries.
After meeting Ernesto Carafoli during a previous course of Boli's and realizing that we shared many interests, I invited him as a calcium expert to join us in 2000.
Other London horology experts wanted to join in the fun.
A team of Whitehall experts is to join them, including a senior military officer and civil servants from the Ministry of Defence and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
