Sentence examples for studies director from inspiring English sources

John Petersen, the college's environmental studies director, checked out the house's wiring.

"The Afghan community is extremely divided, largely along ethnic lines," said Barnett Rubin, studies director at New York University's Center on International Cooperation.

Dr. Larry Spruill, a historian, museum curator and social studies director for the Mount Vernon Public Schools, received the John Henry Harmon History Award, named for an African-American historian and economist.

His academic career began with a history degree and PhD at Cambridge and took him eventually to New York University, where he was the Erich Maria Remarque professor in European studies, director of the Remarque Institute and a renowned teacher.

On the eve of an E.U.-China summit, postponed from October as European leaders met to confront the debt crisis, Feng Zhongping, European studies director at the China Institute of Contemporary International Relations, wrote in the People's Daily that China's cooperation with the E.U. on its debt crisis should not be interpreted as "the poor saving the rich".

Now Heritage is pushing Trump to nominate Justice Bill Pryor of Alabama, John Malcolm, the foundation's legal studies director, told the Hill this week.

Box looks sensational in the photos, taking a coffee break with Katharine Hepburn, but it's important that Cooke studies directors and producers rather than the on-screen stars.

He was study director for the Gallup Organization from 1958 to 1977.

"He was the chief architect of the study," said Dr. William B. Kannel, who succeeded Dr. Dawber as the study director in 1966.

Great Lakes water levels are near historic lows, approaching the low point of a natural cycle that Ted Yuzyk, a study director for Canada, is still not yet well understood.

I met with Roland Griffiths, professor of behavioural biology and of neuroscience and the study director at the BPRU, after each day's battery of tests.