Sentence examples for network of senior from inspiring English sources

Improving geriatric health and fitness makes sense, said Mr. Milner, chief executive of the International Council on Active Aging, a network of senior aging groups.

The California State University system, the nation's largest network of senior colleges and graduate schools, named a new chief executive on Thursday, Timothy P. White, leader of the University of California, Riverside.

Celebrity academics Vice-chancellor Professor Christine King is founder and past chair of the Through the Glass Ceiling network of senior female managers, and co-author of the book of the same title.

It is also quite technical and it has been a steep learning curve over the last three years, but I have been fortunate enough to have an excellent support network of senior colleagues.

The dangers of the nuclear option one of the partners pulling out of the coalition, triggering a Conservative minority government followed by a new election are a robust deterrent.But as a small, intricate network of senior figures forges consensus, a serious rift is growing between leaders and their parties.

Geekatoo is in a pilot program with a nationwide network of senior communities and is in talks with an undisclosed computer manufacturer to include its Windows 8 app directly into new devices.

The Nuffield Trust funded leading scholars to generate critical academic research as evidence in this area and used its position to build extensive networks of senior level officials engaged in health as a foreign policy issue [ 41].

We identified a panel of 57 clinicians with expertise in one of the six cancers, using purposive sampling of the international clinical networks of senior colleagues in cancer registries and research institutions, ensuring a roughly balanced distribution by country and cancer.

Mr. McEwen, who lives in West Orange, will be shaping theater programs and policy for the alliance's network of 23 senior professional theaters and 6 affiliate members.

Fig. 6 The educational support network of urban senior high school students.

One way to go about it, Ackermann suggests, is to create a network of mentors, senior scientists "who have the power to do something about it.