Sentence examples for functions as a member of from inspiring English sources
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.
Seitz also says that "the plain terms" of the appropriations bill "do not apply to OSTP's use of funds to perform its functions as a member of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States".
A gene exerts its function or functions as a member of genetic networks.
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].
Students plan, execute, and assess complex operations, function as a member of staff, and provide leadership performance feedback to subordinates.
Students develop proficiency in planning, executing, and assessing complex operations; in functioning as a member of a staff; and in providing leadership performance feedback to subordinates.
Today Mr. Cardoza, labeled a "Judas" in the campaign by Mr. Condit's supporters, said that his former boss refused to face the reality that he could no longer function as a member of Congress.
Mr. Segal said that Mr. Maisano had been involved in that function as a member of the press club and that his help was not related to the former Bracewell contract.
Even where training is required, it is typically limited to basic home care skills and falls short of preparing home care workers to provide health care related services and to function as a member of the health care team.
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.
