Sentence examples for national engineers from inspiring English sources

8. Maintain three national engineers and one administrative assistant after 31 December 2012 and for the duration of Phase III. 9. Construction companies whose performance during Phase II was not satisfactory should not be invited to participate in Phase III. 10.

The chip is widely considered to be the first step toward the inevitable "PC on a chip," and took about nine months to build with National engineers working round-the-clock at various national labs around the world.

For example, National engineers can very easily add or subtract function blocks to customize the chips for web phones, thin clients, thin servers, wearable PCs and high-end DVD players.

CENTER OF PAKTYA CORRUPTION SCHEME 6. (S) On August 23, the Paktya office of the National Directorate of Security NDSS) arrested PRT Paktya's local national engineer Jawid Khairudeen, an Afghan citizen, for engaging in corrupt contract practices.

The bridge was entered on the state's heritage register on 8 January 1999, and was named a national engineering landmark by the Institution of Engineers, Australia, in November 1999.

The 1994 Republican landslide, a truly national election, engineered by Newt Gingrich, swept into office newcomers of all levels of merit.

Gallatin paid down much of the national debt, engineered the financing of the Louisiana Purchase and remains the longest-serving Treasury secretary ever.

There are several ways to fluoridate water, depending on the water system, said Kip Duchon, the national fluoride engineer for the C.D.C.

"We are able to prevent all these deaths," Armando Zambrano, of the national council of engineers, told the Associated Press.

The figures highlight an apparent paradox in which government and industry leaders have consistently pointed to a national shortage of engineers, while a high proportion of black and ethnic minority graduates are failing to find jobs.

An experimental setup of a SCPP is developed in the national school of engineers of Sfax, University of Sfax, Tunisia in the North Africa.