Sentence examples for member affairs from inspiring English sources
Many, including Holly Petraeus, assistant director for service member affairs at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and wife of David H. Petraeus, the retired general and current C.I.A. director, have highlighted this problem.
Holly Petraeus, the bureau's assistant director for service member affairs, said in a statement that the finding highlights potential problems with the use of allotments as a way to pay off consumer debt.
Mrs Petraeus is an official with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, working with the office of service member affairs, which looks after the financial interests of those serving in the military.
Holly Petraeus, the consumer bureau's assistant director for service member affairs, said in an opinion article in The New York Times in September that private, profit-making colleges often see members of the military "as nothing more than dollar signs in uniform" and use "aggressive marketing to draw them in and take out private loans," producing higher than average default rates.
Holly Petraeus, who directs service member affairs at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, has said that predatory for-profit colleges "see service members as nothing more than dollar signs in uniform".
That limit "did do a great deal of good on the products that it covered," Holly Petraeus, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's head of service member affairs, said in an interview.
Every time it comes close to sounding tough, it hedges and restates ASEAN's principle of non-interference in members' affairs.
So why can't ASEAN step in?One reason is the club's hallowed principle of non-interference in its members' affairs.
Petraeus is married to Holly Petraeus, who is the assistant director of service-member affairs at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
This year's show is a non-member affair (alternate years are members-only), which means that it is about as lively as a juried exhibition organized by committee can be.
But in deference to Asean's basic principle of noninterference with each member's affairs, the document said that "consensus" would govern the decision-making by the economic bodies.
