Sentence examples for time advisory from inspiring English sources

In fact, Blair took a part time advisory role at the bank JP Morgan Chase (like Morgan Stanley, a descendant of the earlier bank JP Morgan & Co) in 2008.

But he said he would retain a part-time advisory role at the company.

Keen, who has now moved on to a part-time advisory role, insists it can.

From 1 May, Keen will vacate his office and take on a new part-time advisory role at UK Sport.

Under the agreement, the Senate would also take steps toward relinquishing the right to confirm hundreds of midlevel administration nominees and those appointed to part-time advisory positions.

Harris said Johnson had "confused the two roles" of a full-time adviser within the civil service and Nutt's "unpaid, part-time" advisory role.

And Clive Calder, Zomba's chairman and chief executive, resigned from those posts on Tuesday, the day the acquisition was announced, though he will remain in a part-time advisory role.

"Where these stories seem to burst out of nowhere is because people have just latched on to them or people have made decisions they could have always made at a point in time where it could appear controversial," said Keen, who will stand down at the end of the month but remain at UK Sport in a part-time advisory capacity.

In addition to studying how the clearance of dying cells in a body affects inflammation, Savill has since 2008 served as the chief scientist for the Scottish Government Health Directorates, a part-time advisory position.

He also held a number of part-time advisory position with the military over the years.

For the first time, the advisory business accounted for the biggest share of revenues, up 15% at £559m.