Sentence examples for former advisory from inspiring English sources
She was active in the Reformed Church of Bronxville, a former member of great consistory, a former advisory board member for the Bronxville Senior Citizens Council.
He is a Senior Fellow at Innosight and a former advisory board member at Pharmascience, a privately held pharmaceutical company based in Montreal, Canada.
Nigeria, under President Olusegun Obasanjo, a former advisory council chairman of Transparency International, is still at the bottom of the index, more than a year after the change of government that restored democracy after a period of corrupt military rule.
The fourth-best stock picker is Miami-based Bill Gordon, a former advisory letter analyst who spends from 5 a.m. until 9 p.m. each trading day monitoring his investments and researching stocks from his home office.
It's also worth noting that Azhar was a founding investor and former advisory board member of Seedcamp, although this was in relation to the older Seedcamp I not Seedcamp II, the fund that's been making investments in the past two years.
― Alice Cope, former advisory consultant at EY. 13. "I always travel with lightweight, fast-drying, wrinkle-resistant fabrics...
The two former advisory-board members both say that the plan was to create a transparent organisation.
Many of his students have followed his example and become world-class journalists themselves, and PAW asked one of them, Washington Post writer and PAW's former advisory-board chair Joel Achenbach '82, to describe what it was like to study with such a teacher (see page 28).
It had incorrectly named former HSE advisory committee chairman Dr Tony Cox as John Cox.
Cox, the former HSE advisory committee chairman, said the full details of what caused the crash may only be known once litigation begins.
Tony Abbott's former business advisory council chairman, Maurice Newman, has criticised Malcolm Turnbull and Barack Obama for prioritising "collectivist visions" over "private choice" in relation to climate change.
