The domestic and overseas British spy agencies have seen their own operations dragged into the headlines, with dozens of officers engaged full time preparing to defend the lawsuits.
Carol will work full time preparing rooms and helping with taking reservations and watching the Inn when Jim or Nancy cannot be there.
There is even a full-time butcher, preparing the cuts of meat from carcass.
The Maritime College of the State University of New York, with about 1,200 full-time students preparing for careers having to do with ocean transportation, occupies a breezy spot under the Throgs Neck Bridge.
In September, he was hired by Curtis as a full-time staff member, preparing copy for its new house publication, Obiter Dicta.
He has been Tampines Rovers' fitness coach since 2013, a job he has held full-time as he prepares to make the shift to backroom staff.
So he also works as a contract embalmer, traveling the back roads of Georgia to funeral homes in places like Union Point and Social Circle that are too small to afford a full-time employee to prepare the dead.
The authorities said all three of the suspects worked full time on preparing for an attack, trying to conceal their activities by communicating in code and acquiring chemicals such as hydrogen peroxide and acetone that can be used in bomb production.
But if some of her supporters are correct in surmising what she is doing — turning full time to preparing herself, after a tough year, for a presidential campaign in 2012 — it represents a huge gamble, even by the standards of a politician whose short career has been shaped by huge gambles.
You could get permanently injured if you are not prepared, so you should not work full-time and train part-time.
Instructional staff for the course included one instructor per section (two total for the five-section course), one graduate teaching assistant per section, and a full-time laboratory manager who prepared reagents, set up the labs, and also performed some instruction.
