Sentence examples for new role from from inspiring English sources

His new role, from December 2000, was to lead counterattacks against Conservative political offensives.

Subject to Dutch approval, Mason will take on his new role from mid-2015.

Symbolic of Scotland's new role (from the Act of Union in 1707) as "North Britain," the streets were named for members of the Hanoverian dynasty, which had originated with George I (1714 27).

Ruth Barnett will take up her new role from Monday 16 March 2009.

Fathers have shown a Kbler-Ross range of reaction to this new role, from denial and anger to ultimate acceptance.

Voters were asked to select their first and second preference for the new role, from a choice of 15 candidates.

Our studies suggest a new role for MLK3, separable from its function in the JNK pathway, that may contribute to promoting microtubule instability, a hallmark of M phase entry.

Next, we have a couple of papers related to amoebiaisis studies: first M. Omaña-Molina et al., propose a new role for the proteases from Acanthamoeba in the tissue invasion in " Reevaluating the role of acanthamoeba proteases in tissue invasion: observation of cytopathogenic mechanisms on MDCK cell monolayers and hamster corneal cells".

In all this, light plays a new role, different from the role it played in the early works.

Perhaps the best description of the new role comes from a general counsel himself.

Huw is joined by guests including the Rt Rev. Nigel McCulloch and the Rev. Dr Giles Fraser to discuss the significance of the occasion, which includes music chosen by the Archbishop and sung by Canterbury Cathedral Choir plus the Archbishop's first sermon in his new role, delivered from the Chair of St Augustine.