Sentence examples for senior resource from inspiring English sources

"The level of coverage is ridiculously low," said José Izazola-Licea, a senior resource adviser for Unaids.

Darby Hoover, a senior resource specialist at the Natural Resources Defense Council, praised Ford for focusing on agricultural waste, rather than virgin materials.

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"There are a lot of ways to make coffee that don't use so much packaging," said Darby Hoover, senior resource specialist at the Natural Resources Defense Council, an advocacy group.

The town's Senior Resource Guide shows why, with its advertisements for elder-care lawyers, cardiac and joint-replacement medical care, home health care, upscale residences and hearing aid companies.

Requirements for the job are fairly broad, including a "skill in and ability to participate as senior resource person in planning projects" and an "ability to assure that written and oral communications are bias-free and that diversity is respected and valued," the advertisement states.

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Rob Taffinder, senior resourcing manager at Nationwide Building Society: The vast majority of our graduates go on to take up permanent roles.

"Gilbertson may have differed from the board in that he may have been more aggressive in getting out the checkbook," Mark Pervan, senior resources analyst at Daiwa Securities SMBC, told Bloomberg News.

David Powell, senior resources campaigner at Friends of the Earth, says: "The English charge is a good start, but it makes no sense that it only applies to big retailers.

"This charge will significantly reduce the billions of one-use plastic bags handed out in the UK each year – but it should apply to smaller shops too," Friends of the Earth's senior resources campaigner, David Powell, said, citing a Break the Bag Habit coalition survey which found 51% of people in England supported a charge that applied to all retailers.