Sentence examples for managers technicians and from inspiring English sources

They were graduate students, managers, technicians and professionals, including a doctor, lawyer, psychologist and chief executive of a nonprofit group.

His expertise, patience and tenacity are a legacy to the many stage managers, technicians and designers who had the privilege of working with him.

The human association which in fact produces and distributes wealth, the association of workmen, managers, technicians, and directors, is not an association recognized by law.

Except in the Gulf states, which had manpower shortages, governments faced the difficult task of absorbing poorly prepared graduates into the work force while they tried to find qualified managers, technicians and skilled workers.

Mr Kinnock 's said the party's jobs and industry campaign aimed to prove that Britain had made it before, could make it and would make it provided the British people, its managers, technicians and workers had the means to make it.

Based on ethnographic work inside the hydropower company, as well as with Laotians affected by the dam, he investigates how managers, technicians and consultants grapple with unfamiliar environmental obligations through new infrastructural configurations, locally-inscribed ethical practices, and forms of flexible experimentation informed by American management theory.

Work telephone contact details were provided by the organisations for health and social care staff including professional and clinical staff, managers, technicians, administrative and clerical staff, and facilities staff.

This massive increase did, however, create a number of problems and it became increasingly difficult for Toyota to satisfy the need for internally developed managers, technicians, supervisors and operators fully consistent with Toyota's philosophy and corporate culture.

The company, part of the largest arts center between Chicago and Los Angeles, includes as many as 230 professionals -- actors, managers, technicians, artisans and publicists.

In what follows, we define industries using the NAF-36 classification and consider four occupations: managers, technicians, clerical workers and blue-collar workers.

Non-formal training courses are provided by development projects and other agencies for a wider audience, including project managers, technicians, extension workers and farmers.