Nevertheless, the social consequences of the emergence of academic learning in the 12th and 13th centuries were profound; it created new estates of professional men lawyers, notaries, trained clerks, and physicians, many of them laymen whose rational and legalist outlook became firmly rooted in French culture.
As the Angevin administration became ever more firmly established with learned judges, able financiers, and trained clerks in its service, the baronage as a whole became ever more conscious of the weakness of its position in the face of the agents of the crown.
One of my orthopedic colleagues told me that in his practice, he audio-records key moments of the clinical encounter using a watch/cell phone connection and then trained clerks listen to these moments and enter in billing information on the EHR, and log other activities that were performed during the clinic visit.
Training clerks to facilitate this process was reported to improve same-day access.
Her father was a mail-train clerk, but distinguished himself in civic affairs by helping to register black voters in the 1930s and in 1949 was one of the founders of the Atlanta Negro Voters League, serving as its joint chairman (Republican) with Austen Thomas Walden (Democrat), an arrangement designed to preserve the bipartisan nature of the League.
He wants to shift from training obedient clerks towards training self-starting entrepreneurs.
There is Jim Fowler, a train postal clerk, who has the audacity to fall in love with the heroine, when he ought to have known that she was meant to be the hero's bride.
Among these techniques are an increased use of Rule 16's pretrial conference authority to narrow the scientific issues in dispute, pretrial hearings where potential experts are subject to examination by the court, and the appointment of special masters and specially trained law clerks.
Maybe not, if they're trained like clerks at a makeup counter are to trade in racial identifiers for face shapes and color tones.
Data were double entered by trained data clerks.
