In 343 BC, Artaxerxes, besides his 330,000 Asiatics, had now a force of 14,000 Greeks furnished by the Greek cities of Asia Minor; 4,000 under Mentor, consisting of the troops which he had brought to the aid of Tennes from Egypt; 3,000 sent by Argos; and 1000 from Thebes.
This interest in diverse musical forms intensified when he immigrated to America and began studying under mentors like Leonard Bernstein.
For instance, coaching for particular a skillset is often incorporated under mentoring strategies.
He studied under Harold Laski, mentor of many leading figures in Britain's former colonies.
Under his mentor, Mr. Baker, Mr. Zoellick helped run two campaigns for President George Bush.
In time she found her way to California, eventually cooking under her mentor, Suzanne Goin, at the celebrated L.A. restaurant Lucques.
Its author, Kevin Phillips, was a 28-year-old lawyer working under his mentor, Attorney General John Mitchell, in the Nixon Justice Department.
He was soon marked out as ministerial material and became an opposition Treasury spokesman under his mentor and hero Iain Macleod.
The new law requires teachers to work for four years, one of which must be under a mentor, and to earn ratings of "effective" or "highly effective" in at least two years.
He received a thorough military education from Field Marshal Joseph Radetzky and fought under his mentor in the campaign of 1848 49 in Italy, distinguishing himself as a divisional commander at Novara.
More recently, she thought about applying to the University of California at Berkeley for a master's degree in public health, "under my mentor Malcolm Potts," who is on the board with Ms. Judd at PSI.
