Sentence examples for formalised role from inspiring English sources

"It would be getting ahead of oneself to begin talking about any sort of formalised role for anyone," a Clinton spokesman, Nick Merrill, told CNN on Monday.

If it's a formalised role it gives that confidence that if the chief is away, they are able to speak for the organisation and have the knowledge someone is able to handle a crisis – not just worrying that it will happen.

Newcastle's super-scout was widely regarded as de facto director of football before Joe Kinnear's shock appointment to that newly formalised role and had been considering his position on learning he would be answerable to the former Wimbledon manager.

Efforts in this regard must be made to allay community fears and explain the value of household-level screening and data gathering by CHWs that form part of their formalised roles.

Becoming a more formalised part of the curriculum may aid this.

One practical way of addressing this is through a formalised agreement about roles and expectations [ 32].

In many cases, the substitution agenda is clear, but the nursing profession has had only mixed success in creating recognition for an enhanced nursing role through formalised regulation, education and the development of new career pathways [ 5].

Mistakes aside, the allegations alone have raised interesting questions about the non-formalised and seemingly omnipotent role that one of the best-known social media channels plays in this process of intense regional change and upheaval.

Analysis of the organizational response to these eruptions (Paton et al. 1998a) identified the prominent role the limited formalised inter-organisational networking played in creating a coordinated response, particularly with regard to issues arising from ad-hoc interaction between science and response agencies.

This literature has emphasised the powerful role of the formalised ethical and methodological frameworks of research in determining the use of specific fieldwork methods and procedures by researchers.

Their imprint on service provision and innovation in Gauteng was thus considerable, although their role was less formalised than in the Western Cape.