Sentence examples for revised roles from inspiring English sources

Taking your company's immediate and projected needs into account, determine if you have time to train new employees, or if you need to focus on promoting existing employees into revised roles.

However, diplomatic sources have told the Guardian that a revised role for Karzai has emerged from the White House review of Afghanistan and Pakistan.

And they say the bank had to move up the announcement of Ms. Krawcheck's revised role because news of it was already spreading.

He said he took an informal poll at a Hollywood party here recently and concluded from the opinions it generated that Mr. Eisner "wouldn't last a year" in his revised role.

● After changing the PREDICT assistant role to exclude phlebotomy duties, the Steering Committee identified the opportunity of training graduates from undergraduate programs to fulfill the revised role.

In view of these developments, what would the revised role of biomaterial-based technologies be, or do they retain any role at all?

Tagg will take on a revised role, focusing on working with the coaching staff to develop the Grecians' footballing structures, and taking responsibility for the club's academy.

Yes, it performs a valuable scrutinising and revising role.

David Blunkett MP Lab, Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough  There is legitimate concern about the scrutinising and revising role of the Lords following the formation of the coalition, whose parties form a majority of the political members of the house (Air of mystery hangs over Lords reform, 19 May).

Until the late 1960s, however, few other writers depicted alternative sexuality or revised gender roles, or openly investigated sexual questions.

Building on the precedents of the two popes Pius, Vatican II redefined the laity as part of the people of God and revised the role of the laity in the church.