Sentence examples for officer research from inspiring English sources

But there is an underlying problem, according to Bruce Blair, a retired launch control officer, research scholar at Princeton University and co-founder of the Global Zero, a group advocating the eventual elimination of nuclear weapons.

Two health officer research supervisors and ten health extension worker data collectors were trained and undertook the overall data collection activities under the immediate superviovion of the principal investigators for possible guidance.

In November, a human rights officer researching atrocities in Jonglei was expelled from the country.

A former four-star general and CIA director, Petraeus lost his job three years ago when he revealed that he shared classified information with a married US Army reserve officer researching a book about him.

This chapter should be of interest to civic and business leaders, department managers, innovation and sustainability officers, research and development personnel, product designers, engineers, and all others who share an interest in business sustainability.

He was involved in fiscal strategy hearings before the U.S. Congress, and established a programming system where officers researched and thought out programs before bringing them to Congress.

Scott Gnau is chief development officer for research and development at Teradata.

Now we do: Brown has been hired as chief operating officer at research collaboration software company Mendeley (our coverage).

Transcribed data were coded by both the project officer and research assistant to increase the reliability of the analysis.

Moving to non-clinical roles including project officer or research positions, senior or management roles reduced physical demands.

The CHI campaign team comprised the scheme management personnel, a social mobilisation officer and research coordinator, a health promotion officer from the District Santé de Nouna, Animateurs (community mobilisation and communication agents), and community volunteers (three persons from each community).