Sentence examples for functioning as a member from inspiring English sources

John Connolly was a decorated Federal Bureau of Investigation agent, but he was actually corrupted into being a prized informant for Boston mobsters, "functioning as a member of a criminal enterprise," a federal prosecutor said today in closing arguments at Mr. Connolly's trial for racketeering and obstruction of justice.

For the purposes of this study, we examined the Mental and Physical Health Component Scores, and Social Functioning subscale, which is a measure of the individual's functioning as a member of society.

Hannity, the ultimate loyalist, often functions as a member of Trump's extended Cabinet, giving the Administration a nightly dose of encouragement and advice.

How the White House treated her shows the advantages given to a reporter who functions as a member of a team inside government; how the Times treated her shows how much leeway there is for investigative reporters who occasionally produce spectacular results that bathe their news organizations in institutional glory.

This new program, too, will function as a member of that network, we're told.

"Looking back at my federal career since 1993, I suppose I was a fairly competent, well-tuned in person, but I really didn't know how to function as a Member of Parliament effectively," he confesses.

"The pilots go home after their shift and have to function as a member of their family.

There are checks and balances when it comes to how we allow people to function as a member of the non-control group, especially in uncharted territory that could impact a person's health.

Bone morphogenetic protein-2 (BMP-2), which functions as a member of the transforming growth factor- β superfamily, plays a vital role during osteogenic and endochondral regeneration [ 13– 16].

The findings from studies on fat cell-adipose and eye tissues therefore strongly suggest that P2P-R has the potential to function as a member of a genetically-defined transcription complex.

Occupational or professional socialization (the acquisition of cultural knowledge and awareness of roles) includes adjustment to new surroundings and learning the behaviors, attitudes and skills necessary to function as a member of a new work organization [ 44, 45].