Recently, though, he agreed to put his knowledge to work shopping for outdoor cushions.
During World War II, Stalin brought him to Moscow to put his knowledge to work in the armaments industry.
Now, they put their knowledge to work during weekly meetings with Cloud9 sponsors to walk them through ad plans and performance.
For people who want to put their knowledge to work, the NPC Resource Library page has links for activists, educational resources, upcoming noise conferences and meetings, and potential funding sources.
In the little town of Apogee, he befriends the malapropistic auto mechanic Stiff Major and his holistic hippie wife, Ursula, as well as a revolution-happy country-punk band called the Radniks (say it out loud), and puts his knowledge to work in the real world for the first time.
The nurse/midwife is expected to put her knowledge into practice when she perceives the importance of her role in reducing MTCT of HIV.
It's time to put that knowledge to work for us.
SIGNIFICANCE Once Barclays knew who I was as an investor, it could then put that knowledge to work.
We stand for excellence, for advancing the frontiers of knowledge, for communicating and sharing that knowledge, and for helping to put that knowledge to work for the benefit of future generations.
Everyday Negotiation provides insight into ways of recognizing the shadow negotiation — where unspoken attitudes, hidden assumptions, and conflicting agendas driving the bargaining process play out — and how to put that knowledge to work.
A key element of the plan is to put Johns Hopkins' knowledge to work contributing to Baltimore's and Maryland's sustainability and climate change efforts.
