Sentence examples for junior service from inspiring English sources

Junior service members may not know it's within their rights to make such a request in the first place.

When the fledgling BBC television service resumed after the second world war, it was still very much the corporation's junior service, available only in parts of the south-east, with its performers recruited occasionally from radio, though more usually, it seemed, from the officers' mess or the old boy network.

Although commanders spoke of unspecified plans to fight back against U.S. attacks, junior service members described the notion of actually taking on U.S. forces as absurd.

"As a junior foreign service officer, I signed an oath to serve faithfully the president and his administration in an apolitical fashion, even when I might not agree with certain policies.

He will leave on March 9. "As a junior foreign service officer, I signed an oath to serve faithfully the president and his administration in an apolitical fashion, even when I might not agree with certain policies," Feeley wrote in his resignation letter, according to Reuters.

But Mr Rather's reputation has not recovered from a "60 Minutes" documentary (made by CBS) which tried to raise questions about George Bush junior's service in the Texas National Guard.

In a frank, lengthy section at the end of the plan, various hypothetical problems and solutions are posed, including what a commander should do about two junior male service members in civilian clothes seen kissing and hugging at a shopping mall, or how to handle reports that another service member has been seen "hanging around" a gay bar.

For example, one hypothetical situation posed the question of what a commander should do about two junior male service members in civilian clothes seen kissing and hugging at a shopping mall, or how to handle reports that a service member has been seen "hanging around" a gay bar.

Everyone in the Administration — Holbrooke especially, since he served there when he was a junior foreign service officer, but the younger officials too — was aware of the danger that Afghanistan could damage and even destroy Obama's presidency as Vietnam did Johnson's.

As a commissioner, White was primarily responsible for developing a system of junior civil service examinations, for college graduates only, intended to draw better educated persons into governmental careers.

Several relatively junior foreign service officers resigned over the lack of a robust American response to Serbian brutality in Bosnia in the 1990s.