Sentence examples for voluntary team from inspiring English sources
I launched the inaugural Birds Eye View Film Festival in 2005, with a small amount of sponsorship and an entirely voluntary team.
Missing were Thomas Jones and Leon Washington, two Pro Bowl players who are skipping voluntary team activities to show displeasure with their contracts, and the rookie Shonn Greene, who is not eligible to practice until next week.
A voluntary team that helped the 2014 Tour de France race through the Yorkshire Dales has received radio equipment worth about £5,500.
He said: "I'm going to have to fight very, very hard and build up a big voluntary team to make this work, but I believe I can do it".
From coaches to club secretary, clubs and centres are always looking for willing and enthusiastic volunteers who can lend a hand and utilise their skills in their voluntary team.
Unable to "buy-in" talent at the top, voluntary sector websites such as KnowHowNonProfit are helping to seed leadership skills through online tutorials, offering an invaluable reference for public managers to improve their voluntary teams.
Aside from a small management team, everyone had the same job title; projects were voluntary, teams were self-forming and a good deal of internal communication took place electronically.
But open source, once viewed as an ideological movement at the fringes of computing, is moving into the mainstream -- largely because the spread of the Internet and personal computers make it easy for programmers to collaborate in far-flung, voluntary teams.
What this means for athletes is more missed classes for as you strive to keep up with your teams' heightened ambitions manifesting in the form of "voluntary" practices, team meetings and increased travel.
The Redskins wrapped up their second week of voluntary organized team activities Thursday, and Kelley has been the first back to work with the first team thus far.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Hakeem Nicks arrived at Giants minicamp on Tuesday without an explanation for his surprising absence from the recent voluntary organized team activities.
