Sentence examples for for expanded roles from inspiring English sources

By officially tapping Burbank-based deputies Marc Graboff and Jeff Gaspin for expanded roles on Thursday (Daily Variety, Feb. 5), Zucker has put two key divisions, broadcasting and cable, into the hands of longtime lieutenants he knows and trusts.

She advocated for expanded roles for women in the workplace, the civil rights of African Americans and Asian Americans, and the rights of World War II refugees.

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For example, expanded roles for rehabilitation providers are often referred to as Extended Scope Practitioners in the United Kingdom and Advanced Practice therapists in Canada.

"I believe that in this age of science, we must build legal foundations that are sound in science, as well as in law," he said in a 1998 speech to the American Association for the Advancement of Science, which he praised for a study on expanded roles for court-appointed experts.

Developing systems for diabetes care that improve direct access to allied health professionals, and that include expanded roles for nurses and dietitians with diabetes expertise should be considered.

There are expanded roles for the wardrobe (Audra McDonald) and the flirtatious feather duster (Gugu Mbatha-Raw), whom Lumière likes to whisk off her feet.

The amount and type of information produced by IoT will also introduce new or expanded roles for data analysts, strategists, and even customer service.

Current NCD framing creates expanded roles for physicians, healthcare workers, medicines and medical monitoring.

Betty was absent for nearly the entire episode, making room for an expanded role for everyone's favorite precocious youngster, Sally Draper.

Then came two small accounts in medical journals that helped lay the groundwork for an expanded role for prescription narcotics.