Sentence examples for of the working peer from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, it promotes the concept of the "working peer", appointed, usually by parties, to undertake specific duties.

"He knew when he accepted a peerage that the job of a working peer was unpaid and he did not have to accept the honour," he said.

Out of the 432 working peers who attend 50% of sittings, only nine are from the East Midlands.

The list of working peers includes a range of recruits from the ranks of public sector quangos and institutions.

The new list of working peers will include some Labour working peers, including party officials such as the finance director, Ray Kennedy, and national executive member Diane Hayter.

This finding reinforces the impact of HIV-related stigma on the lives of PLWHA and the work of peer supporters, and how such stigma impacts the QOL and care of affected individuals.

Comfort's clear-eyed efforts reminded me of the work of his peer Nilaja Sun.

Swans shows had resonances in the work of peers of Gira's like Kathy Acker and Karen Finley, who were exploring what the body could mean as symbolic territory.

In this way, it can help facilitate the integration of peers into their multi-disciplinary work teams and add legitimacy to the work of peers.

But shouldn't the many hours of important work peer reviewers do each year be recognized more formally by interview panels and research-assessment exercises?

Students are additionally expected to write extensive critiques of the work of their peers.