Sentence examples for volunteer professionals from inspiring English sources
And if you can't afford that help, I love the folks at Score [an organization of volunteer professionals who offer free advice to fledgling entrepreneurs].
The Obama administration and Congress must quickly address this, perhaps with bolstered programs of tuition assistance and volunteer professionals — two ideas Admiral Mullen raised.
According to C.S.S. officials, close to $200,000, or 15percentt, of the money it received last year from the Neediest Cases was used to cover travel and meal stipends for close to 9,000 volunteer professionals and technicians.
Mrs. O'Brien is the vice president for programs at Junior Achievement of New York, an organization that places volunteer professionals in public schools to teach financial concepts and work-readiness skills.
Next to its welcome desk, it created a job-search desk, and it has recruited volunteer professionals to review résumés, set up a support and networking group for the unemployed, and assembled a Web site offering the best of its online resources.
For the past 8 years, we have been designing and operating different types of community networks and environmental monitoring programs with community groups, high schools, volunteer professionals and government personnel.
In the free world, the best armies are volunteer professional organisations.
France, which abolished conscription in 2001, is among the many other NATO and E.U. countries that have turned their armies into volunteer, professional corps.
Most districts and clubs across the country have someone similar, the volunteer professional coach without whom the whole shebang simply wouldn't function.
It may feel like a breach of trust or confidentiality, seeking outside help for someone, but believe me, your mind can run to wild places unless you talk to a volunteer, professional, or friend.
It may feel like a breach of trust or confidentiality, seeking outside help for someone, but believe me, your mind can run to wild places unless you talk to a volunteer, professional or friend.
