Sentence examples for post coordinating from inspiring English sources

Neville-Jones will be expecting a cabinet post coordinating security policy.

As part of a newsroomwide reorganization, the newspaper recently consolidated the job of the book review editor, held for the last nine years by Teresa Weaver, under a new post coordinating movies, music and books coverage.

American officials acknowledged a strike near Samawa, but said the target was a command post coordinating attacks on United States and British planes that have patrolled over Iraq since the gulf war.

Clarke, a high-profile supporter of President Donald Trump, is reportedly under consideration for a Department of Homeland Security post coordinating with local law enforcement officials, according to Politico.

Between producing and directing anywhere from ten to 12 scenes per month, appearing in a few of his own, managing his own company, and all of the invisible labor that goes into keeping up a porn star's career fan outreach, social media posting, coordinating shoots, and travel and side gigs—his life is nothing like Boogie Nights.

Therefore not every SNOMED CT concept can be post-coordinated through the concept model.

In most cases the strictly ordinal, non-nested relationship of qualifiers to a property was sufficient to unambiguously express the meaning when semantic meaning was post-coordinated in the metadata.

Alternatively, when concepts were deemed inappropriate for entry into the NCI Thesaurus, the concept was post-coordinated in the metadata using the object class or property and its qualifiers for data element concepts, or multiple value meaning codes for valid values.

Since the rest of the Enterprise-E, as well as the backdrop of Earth, were to be added later in post-production, coordinating shots became confusing.

Along with increased spending of $3 billion a year, the panel recommended that the new administration create a high-level White House post to coordinate American efforts on the Russian nuclear problems.

In the post, he coordinated the efforts of lawyers to provide legal help to the families of those killed or injured in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and he established a program providing grants to help public-interest lawyers repay their law school loans.