Sentence examples for taking on positions from inspiring English sources

Many agencies will help new graduates to get into the industry but sometimes it means taking on positions in data management or clinical trial administration in order to gain the required transferable skills.

But, as Seaton remarks, women weren't permitted to take on positions such as announcers and newsreaders in which the audible authority of the BBC was invested.

Gotcha has seen more than 80 ex-military or police workers pass through their doors since Christmas and take on positions with private security firms.

For the English winter of 1930 31, Lee took on positions at both St. Andrew's College and Rhodes University, both in Grahamstown in South Africa.

In addition to adult leadership, the association encourages its members themselves to take on positions of responsibility for their section meetings.

The position subsequently became a salaried, professional one, with the numismatist Derek Allen taking on the position.

In addition to being more focused, Cruz says, he takes on leadership positions more readily than his peers do.

Instead, he maintained that the bet soured when the chief investment office started taking on larger positions in mid-January.

In some African countries, politics has become a family affair with leaders' relatives taking on powerful positions.

Begin by taking on leadership positions in school, for volunteer organizations, or for any kind of club or organization.

Prior to taking on this position, I ran the grassroots program for Greenpeace.