Sentence examples for salaried post from inspiring English sources
If she keeps her job, Trierweiler could be revolutionary – the first president's partner to hold down a salaried post.
Two years later, he became first deputy speaker of the Lords, and subsequently served in the similarly salaried post of chairman of committees.
It led to a salaried post at St Thomas' hospital.
Paula Sparti, a Miami family physician, said she was rebuffed in the 1980's when she applied for a salaried post at South Miami Hospital, where she had treated dozens of her AIDS patients.
Mr. Frum lost his salaried post at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank, in March, after calling the passage of health care legislation the Republican party's "Waterloo".
Her 18-year salaried post as director of the Western States Region of American Friends of the Hebrew University has practically everything to do with money, as in raising it.
More women doctors are taking on relatively lower paid and lower status salaried posts in general practice (65%).
These subsistence activities are being supplemented by increasing employment opportunities through an emerging modern economic sector (e.g. construction, tourism, salaried posts in the island's government bureaucracy as clerks, police and military personnel), and further complemented by remittances from the Soqotran émigré community in the Arabian Gulf.
A senator really made his mark in between his magistracies, when he served in important salaried posts, military or civilian or both, sometimes far from Rome.
When we start to use the same term to describe someone who is looking after a family member, as we use to describe those working in trained and salaried posts (as care workers), we muddy the waters that should separate paid work from family life.
Prior to this dental therapists in the UK were limited to working in hospitals, community dental services or the armed forces where they were employed in salaried posts.
