Sentence examples for junior capacity from inspiring English sources
Mr. Richmond, a career Foreign Service officer, served in a more junior capacity in Baghdad last year.
"One of the reasons people normally do it quietly is that you can avoid humiliating and embarrassing the people who don't get the job or are asked to serve in a more junior capacity".
Bishop rejected Hewson's offer to join the 1993 shadow cabinet in a junior capacity, and almost immediately public opinion polls confirmed the wisdom of her decision by keeping her ahead of Hewson as preferred leader of the Liberal Party.
He was often cited meritoriously by later painters and critics for his rectitude (even though he briefly served in a junior capacity in the Mongol administration) and for his intense association with nature.
The "second independence" slogan was taken up by Maoist-inspired Congolese revolutionaries, including Pierre Mulele who had served in a junior capacity in the Lumumba government.
This oversight does not reflect well on Charnley, who has risen rapidly through the ranks since joining the club in a junior administrative capacity.
They said that there were not enough trained staff who could provide mentoring to junior staff, whose capacity would need to be improved in order to assist with PrEP service provision and with conducting follow-up activities for widows taking PrEP.
According to our findings, both the KIs and junior researchers assessed research capacity building and training in Turkey as very important.
Where cases were less clear-cut (i.e. more uncertain), no differences were found in action capacity between junior and senior nurses.
Academician Most KIs mentioned that training of junior researchers towards research capacity building in NCDs will contribute to the overall mission of their institutes by improving staff motivation, increasing knowledge base and generating new ideas.
Lack of coordination between governmental institutions and researchers is the main problem facing capacity building among junior researchers.
