Sentence examples for term consultant from inspiring English sources
Soar said he preferred the term consultant.
The very term consultant denotes someone who is authoritative and knowledgeable on a particular subject, and that experience and know-how are something that other organisations need and are willing to pay for.
The term consultant has always seemed very vague to me, doubly so in a weed context.
In view of the potential confusion about the exact roles of the 'Educational' and 'Clinical' Supervisor we will use the generic term 'Consultant Trainer' throughout this paper.
Meanwhile, Trevor Birch has stepped down as chief executive but will stay on as a short-term consultant.
Now who has been hired as a short-term consultant to potentially certify that a networked G-14 is just right?
But Zedillo has never spent continuous time inside multilaterals as a long-term consultant or as a staffer, only brief periods as a short-term consultant, and therefore does not know that innovation is lacking not because of the relative size of a board or other superficial reason, but because the deck is stacked against staffers who call for accountability as the GAO determined.
In May and June 1978, Dunham was a short-term consultant in the office of the International Labour Organization (ILO) in Jakarta, writing recommendations on village industries and other non-agricultural enterprises for the Indonesian government's third five-year development plan (REPELITA III).
This group is likely to include patients diagnosed via the Bowel Cancer Screening Programme and those under long-term consultant care for bowel disorders.
One distinguished short-term consultant, a former medical school dean and noted researcher, came as a World Health Organization (WHO) consultant to advise on cancer control.
Having realized the crucial importance of workforce planning after the strategic planning exercise, the MoH felt the need for a long-term consultant in workforce planning to help develop its health workforce development initiatives.
