Sentence examples for interim skills from inspiring English sources

Dean Ryan, the forwards coach will be back at Sky this week, but what of Stevie Scott the interim skills coach?

It seemed, at least to me, we should have spent a lot more time in breaking down the interim skills.

In the interim, it takes skills to be lean and healthy.

But in the interim, Ashker honed his skills as a jailhouse lawyer and in 2009 he and another inmate, Danny Troxell, filed a federal lawsuit of their own, seeking to overturn their indefinite detention in the SHU.

These women say that the girls' counterpart to scouting, the Young Women's program, sometimes receives less money and support than the Boy Scouts and that "the girls tend to do more homemaker things, as opposed to rafting and survival skills," said Mary Ellen Robertson, interim executive director of Sunstone, an independent magazine on Mormon issues in Salt Lake City.

Rapid orientation has been provided to teachers and volunteers to re-start education, with an interim curriculum covering basic life skills, psychosocial support and disaster preparedness.

Students were requested not to up-skill in the interim.

NGOs perceive a need to provide interim assistance to rapidly up-skill front line workers through vertical programmes in order to assist with the management of patients already in need of tuberculosis treatment.

Public life OBE (2007); chair, Centre for Policy on Ageing; interim chair, Eden Alternative UK; board director, Skills for Care.

Interim managers need to apply these skills across a variety of industries and business settings too: those who can think in this way are generally the most sought after.

In addition, the U.S. occupation authorities encouraged sectarianism by dividing up an interim government authority based not on technical skills or ideological affiliation but ethnic and religious identity.