Sentence examples for making roles from inspiring English sources
Policy makers and professionals in decision making roles are urged to return to common sense and logics that our Forefathers used to serve the public.
The NAACP has legions of women in local decision and policy making roles in their various chapters any one of whom could step into the top presidential spot.
These can be life changing introductions when they are speaking about you behind closed doors to people in decision making roles.
The Executive Director and the lead physician were also invited due to their leadership and decision making roles on the team.
(Administrator) In this light, there was a perceived need for better communication of evidence for the benefits of social capital to those in decision making roles.
In formal health care systems, for example, women are less likely to be in senior, managerial and policy making roles than their male counterparts [ 13, 14], whereas non-institutional care for the sick is often carried out by women [ 15].
The thinking among business experts is that having women and other groups often absent from decision-making roles should make companies more competitive.
She pointed to the Internet-based workplaces that allow homebound women to work and give them responsibilities and decision-making roles that they would not have in a typical office here.
First, we have identified the public administrators, experts and other public officials who have leading decision-making roles and responsibilities within the specific organizations that have formal mandates to oversee and handle issues about speed limits in the county.
It guaranteed parents decision-making roles in the operation and administration of the programs in which their children would be enrolled, building on the successful Head Start experience I had personally witnessed in Mississippi.
It's the word to use to try to get people in decision-making roles to pay attention to the poor, to minorities, to the disadvantaged, to anyone who may be disenfranchised.
