Sentence examples for role as a peer from inspiring English sources
Montgomery told the jury of nine women and three men that Hanningfield was not paid for his role as a peer but could claim expenses for travel and overnight stays in London.
In an updated statement, SAE headquarters called Gilbow's behavior "unacceptable especially given her role as a peer and adviser".
Here, Terrell shares what her life has been like since that day, what she hopes to share with other HIV-positive men and women in her new role as a peer educator and the stigma she has encountered, as part of a month-long HuffPost Black Voices series that aims to dispel it.
They also noted that the support they received was important to their progress in living successfully with the disease and their eventual role as a peer supporter.
Watch Hoody K. take you on a tour about his role as a peer educator, his journey as a MobiStation operator and his passion as a musician with a message.
Lady Grey-Thompson, who won 11 gold medals at the Paralympics from 1992 to 2004, and is a regular critic of government policy on disability issues in her new role as a life peer, said the legacy of 2012 was mixed.
Following a complaint from the shadow culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, that Sugar's government role as a Labour peer conflicted with his BBC work, the trust's editorial standards committee today ruled that there had been no breach of the corporation's editorial guidelines.
All agents have the same role as peer-to-peer (Sect. 4.1).
In this role, Krista acts as a peer helper to younger students with learning disabilities who are currently enrolled in special education services.
The peer supporters who received government funding received 40 hours of formal training relating to work ethics, role and attitude as a peer supporter, effective communication, privacy protection, how to provide emotional and social support, and how to refer the client to other assistance if needed.
The threat to America reflected not so much Moscow's control over Eastern and Central Europe as the U.S.S.R.'s role as an ideologically hostile peer competitor.
