Sentence examples for job designations from inspiring English sources

The budgets — most films cost 1.5 million to 3 million ngultrum (about $37,500 to $75,000) — don't allow for solo job designations.

These opportunities encompass job designations such as clinical research coordinator/monitor, clinical research physician, and clinical research associate.

Stratified sampling was used to select interested participants to represent the range of job designations across the various services and resulted in a group of health professionals typical of a palliative care multidisciplinary team, representing the breadth of models of care and services.

We try to avoid the unnatural journalistic mannerism of the "false title" — that is, using a description or job designation with someone's name as if it were a formal title.

The first part dealt with job designation and experience, and certain demographic data of respondents while the remaining part featured questions on the topic of NNJ.

Five volunteers in each job designation (lift attendant, instructor, and patroller) were recruited at each of five snowsport resorts (n = 75) in the fall of 2010.

List their name(s) in the references section of your resume along with their title, job designation, email and/or phone number.

Left column, line designation.

Forrest does not even call boxing his full-time job, giving that designation to his group home for about 24 troubled and disabled youth called Destiny's Child, which is in Atlanta.

In a report sent to the candidates on Wednesday, the panel said that whoever is elected should quickly choose a new director of the White House Office of Science and Technology policy and make that person a presidential assistant, a designation that the job lost under President Bush.

The designation entitles a zone to receive regulatory relief and tax breaks designed to promote job growth.