Sentence examples for official coordinator from inspiring English sources

"They don't have tickets, so they will sing and make loud noises from outside the stadium and wait for 'jebolan'," explains Akbar (alias Bontot), a 22-year-old official coordinator for Jakmania.

BASD 2012, the official coordinator for business and industry in Rio, commented that leading companies around the world have placed sustainability at the top of their agendas, realising the significance and urgency of global environmental, social and economic challenges.

Rather, according to Professor Galluzzi, the director of the Institute and Museum for the History of Science in Florence and the official coordinator of the project to build the car, the Da Vinci-mobile was designed to be used in some form of drama or spectacle where a self-propelled vehicle would be required to move from one part of a courtyard or arena to another.

A college athletic conference football official coordinator asked her to attend officials' camp and, in 2007, she was hired.

Difficulties with management of the NSV program were described and due in part to competing responsibilities of key upper lever health official coordinators and frontline staff which impacted on planning, training and obtaining funding.

Edmond Wellenstein, a Dutch official and coordinator of the task force setting up the court, said that the opening on Monday will be low-key.

Buffalo's newest Ryan is now the associate head coach/defense with the Bills, a role that keeps Dennis Thurman as the official defensive coordinator while giving Rob a prestigious sounding job title and a significant role with the defense and the team overall.

Members of the PAC included Federal Ministry of Health officials, NPPB coordinator, international NGOs based in Nigeria, leading ophthalmologists and academics, the survey team coordinator and ICEH staff.

There are 644 delegates under the age of 35, and even an official youth engagement coordinator.

Yemeni officials, under pressure from the Americans, appointed a top official to act as coordinator with the American investigators on Sunday, but the Americans and Yemenis have so far declined to disclose the official's identity.

"America has always said that they want self-confident leaders in Germany and now they have them," said the official, Karsten D. Voigt, coordinator for German-American affairs in the Foreign Ministry.