Sentence examples for general advisor from inspiring English sources

After Nikolai Tsiskaridze was made acting rector of the academy, Asylmuratova's own position became untenable and she accepted the offer to become general advisor to Vladimir Kekhman, the Mikhailovsky's CEO, with a special brief to become involved in "teaching and the rehearsal process".

During his time with Vestris, he undertook the roles of "playwright, librettist, general advisor and superintendent of the decorative departments".

Frederick Barthelme was brought on as a general advisor during the recording of Cradle of Filth's Midian.

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NE general advisor and provided final revision and approval of the version to be published.

HL: founder of the Keck Center and general advisor to the project.

In general, advisors found that clients did not talk about how physical activity made them feel (SB1, P3), but talked about the step count and were generally positive about doing it and about the link between walking/exercise and quitting smoking (P3, SB3).

Universal Credit, announced in 2010, brings together six means-tested benefits including sickness benefits, unemployment benefits, and tax credits – meaning people with mental health issues will no longer begin their claims with a specialist health assessment but through meetings with a general work advisor.

"I want to make it clear that I follow Eike's path more than he follows my path," says the elder Batista, who once advised Enron executive Rebecca Mark and today serves as a general business advisor to his son.

The facility was a lavish dacha that belonged to Serdyukov's brother-in-law, said retired Col. Viktor Baranets, former general staff advisor and now defense columnist with the daily Komsomolskaya Pravda.

Basil divided the prisoners into groups of 100 men, blinded 99 men in each group and left one man in each with one eye so that he could lead the others home; this was done in retaliation for the death of Botaneiates, who was Basil's favourite general and advisor, and also to crush the Bulgarian morale.