Sentence examples for manager of native from inspiring English sources

Kim Casey, the communications manager of Native Roots, told KKTV the store keeps all its product locked up in the back at all times behind a locked door and inside a locked safe displaying rolled joints using oregano to "simulate the cannabis".

The 42-year-old finally admitted afterwards what had been widely reported — that he will be interviewed for the vacant position of manager of his native Northern Ireland next week, and many of the Rovers players could be moving on to new pastures too, as all but six of them are now out of contract.

Declan Little is the manager of Woodlands of Ireland (http://www.woodlandsofireland.com), an environmental NGO which promotes the sustainable management and expansion of native woodlands.

"I think that stuff about being injured at the Classic is a bunch of hogwash; you can get injured anywhere," said Doug Melvin, general manager of the Brewers, a native of Canada who rooted for the departed Canadian team.

Solskjaer later became United's reserve team manager before spending three years as manager of Molde in his native Norway.

Deila, 39, succeeded Neil Lennon in the summer and was manager of year in his native Norway in 2013 after winning the title with Stromsgodset.

He won the league and cup as manager of Stromsgodset in his native Norway and was also a cup winner as a player with Odd Grenland.

"We have worked really hard to get the right results and this is a sign that we have done something right". Deila, 39, succeeded Neil Lennon in the summer and was manager of year in his native Norway in 2013 after winning the title with Stromsgodset.

I have found that in workplaces where English-only rules are imposed there is always a core problem of animosity and mistrust among the employees or between manager and employee, and the use of native languages only exacerbates it.

Sean Penn, the actor, and Ozzie Guillen, the manager of the Chicago White Sox and a native of Venezuela, have been feuding over the actor's support of President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela.

WHILE working as manager of the American Embassy in his native Senegal, West Africa during the mid-1990's Cheickhou Tidiane Diagne said he got to meet prominent Americans like President Clinton, former President Jimmy Carter, the jazz legend Dizzy Gillespie and retired Gen. Colin Powell.