Sentence examples for issues serving as from inspiring English sources

In just two years on the job, she has become a top adviser on development issues, serving as the point person on projects like the rezoning of Coney Island, which included the creation of a 27-acre entertainment district.

She was a philanthropist and an advocate for mental-health issues, serving as the president of the Thalians, and was a spirited preserver of Hollywood history who once bought thousands of items that M-G-M was getting rid of, including Charlie Chaplin's bowler hat and Marilyn Monroe's dress from the "Seven Year Itch".

Ned had a lifelong commitment to educational issues, serving as a member and later president of the Board of Trustees of Collegiate School, a life Trustee of Pomfret School, and most recently a Director of the Bronx Charter School for Children in Mott Haven.

The city's law department represents the city on all legal issues, serving as counsel to all municipal departments.

She also focused increasingly on city issues, serving as a member of the Redondo Beach Crime Prevention Committee (She was recommended for the post by Goddard) and eventually becoming a regular attendee of City Council and city commission meetings.

These videos -- representing twenty-nine recorded hours of in-depth discussion of the issues -- serve as source material for the final documentary.

The study further explores how awareness of sustainability issues serve as organisational attractions.

Her interest in women's issues served as a natural segue into her documentary, Pray the Devil Back to Hell.

Jonathan Gruber, a professor of economics at MIT and an architect of Massachusetts' health care reform who advised the Clinton and Obama presidential campaigns on healthcare issues, served as a technical consultant to the Obama administration, and helped draft the ACA.

58, 59 Even so, these safety issues serve as a potential barrier to smoking cessation.

These issues serve as a task list for the next step.