Sentence examples similar to time coordinators from inspiring English sources

Shell out the money for a proven coach or reward a long time coordinator who has put in his time.

In 2011 the coordinator in the rural district became a full time coordinator, but not in the urban district.

These structures included the PHC Re-engineering Task Team (hereafter referred to as the Task Team), secondment of a full time coordinator or "champion" from the provincial structures, and the appointment of coordinators at district and sub-district levels.

The A.F.L.-C.I.O. has dispatched full-time coordinators to 32 Congressional districts that are represented by undecided House members.

By sixth grade, Merrill Lynch decided to hire full-time coordinators for each city to help the students and their families.

Eight of Oakland's participating schools have full-time coordinators like Mr. Butler, whose work is financed by the nonprofit Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth.

For its part, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. said it now has 750 full-time coordinators in the field, working with 4,000 local union coordinators and "tens of thousands of union volunteers".

Many clusters lacked trained full-time coordinators.

With some exceptions, the clusters were plagued by well- known issues such as the lack of trained full-time coordinators.

The core team consists of the team leader (ICL) and two full-time coordinators: one from the hospital and one from the community service.

The $21.4m package includes $3m for a full-time coordinator-general for family safety, $2.6m for case management and coordination of services for victims of family violence and $2.5m to improve child protection services.