Sentence examples for working as a knowledge from inspiring English sources

Working as a "knowledge agent" for the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl), the science wing of the U.K. Ministry of Defence (MOD), Lewis has no choice but to disappoint those who imagine her role to be that of a secret agent.

Passage of knowledge was largely unidirectional with the lower cadres being the recipients, rather than working as a team and drawing knowledge from the group.

Furthermore, Mr. Butler served as the United States Ambassador to Macedonia from 2002 until 2005 and is currently working as a senior coordinator for knowledge management in the Office of the Deputy Secretary of State.

Nomadic Working aims to share detailed knowledge of truly remote working as well as inspiration most recently in the form of their latest book: How I Became a Nomadic Worker.

The face validity and content validity of the draft questionnaire were assessed individually by five experts in the field of nursing care: two researchers in this field, two individuals with considerable practical knowledge of working as a nurse, and one representative of the Ministry of Health.

The following examples illustrate this theme: "We are working as a team, but when a shortcoming or neglect happens at work, as a nurse with sufficient knowledge and practical experiences, I notice it, but we either do not talk about it properly, or would be too cautious whether to mention it or not".

Members of the community complained about the difficulty of evaluating health care providers and differentiating between those who were both educated and skilled; and those who had gained sufficient knowledge (working as an auxiliary member of staff in a hospital or as a member of domestic staff in a health workers household) to be able to deceive vulnerable clients looking for care.

When non-sense results are obtained, the system works as an automatic knowledge acquisition tool.

"I found myself sitting at my own little table facing a row of half a dozen interviewers with microphones and headsets, and their associated interpreters sitting behind them in glassed-in boxes," recalls Bielak, who today works as a self-employed knowledge broker and writer based in Ontario, Canada.

KT is an economist currently working as information and knowledge management officer at the FAO in Somalia.

Under its mandate to generate, mobilize and disseminate knowledge relevant to sound stewardship in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, FAO works as a global hub for knowledge management.