Sentences with phrase «junior member of»

KeyHighlights: • Successfully served as junior member of an entrepreneurial team that successfully launched the first Shariah compliant small business lender in the United States.

It follows that there is a «lack of hierarchy» and trainees are «able to voice their opinion, even as the most junior member of the team» and still feel as though their input is valued.

I am a Junior Member of the Janet Montgomery Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and a parishioner at St. Bernadette's Catholic Church in Silver Spring, Maryland.

There was in fact no such policy but the journalist had received that impression from a junior member of the firm.

He was quoted # 150 for his choice or # 75 for a more junior member of the chambers.

Cuckoocinelli went on a crusade to examine the correspondence of 40 separate scientists because he thought that PERHAPS a junior member of a scientific study (Michael Mann) had lied on his resume in order to help his team get a grant to study African savannah way back in 1998.

As a junior member of the Iowa State University astronomy department he had more peer reviewed publications in the field than the head of the department.

His artistic talent surfaced at an early age, prompting his mother to enroll him as a junior member of the Brooklyn Museum at the age of six.

Alongside many individual and group shows throughout the city, he regularly exhibits as a Junior Member of the The Salmagundi Club.

To be eligible for the junior Handler Award, the recipient must be either a Junior Member of HCA, a member of the immediate family of an HCA member, or must co-own a Havanese with an HCA member.

The junior member of Suzuki's appealing sport utility vehicle lineup, the compact 2010 Grand Vitara provides a comfortable, versatile and very livable alternative to a conventional station wagon or crossover utility vehicle — and has the power and mechanical capability to complete its mission on or off the road.

Except instead of a school it will be a PowerPoint presentation of how the radio works, and instead of two days, it's going to be four hours, and instead of a F1 driver, it's going to be a junior member of the sales staff, and instead of a circuit of your choice, it is going to be the parking lot of the dealership.

The above Churchill «factoid» is taken from a little - known book by a former Indian diplomat, Narendra Singh Sarila, who was once a junior member of Mountbatten's staff.

He was also a guest professor at the University of Geneva from 1992 to 1995 and a junior member of the Institut Universitaire de France (IUF) from 1997 to 2002.

Similar percentages of respondents to both surveys reported being «scooped» by another researcher who had beaten them to publication or that sharing data had compromised the ability of a junior member of their team to publish.

In recent decades, however, some science historians have argued that astronomer Sir Arthur Eddington, the junior member of the 1919 expedition, believed so strongly in Einstein's theory of general relativity that he discounted data that clashed with it.

Well, obviously, you should never order someone in your lab to falsify data, and if you're a junior member of a lab, you shouldn't follow such orders.

She was a junior member of the team at the time, but her incredible attitude and willingness to go the extra mile, allowed her to take the lead in many situations.

In the same video, another student says she had wanted to be a junior member of the National Rifle Association and was planning to celebrate her 18th birthday at the shooting range, until this experience.

As with any junior member of a product line, there are compromises.

Another student said she had previously marched in favour of gun rights, and wanted to be a junior member of the National Rifle Association.

By tradition, the junior members of the Governing Council say little in public that hasn't already been said by their boss, the governor.

Just as junior members of a team need to adjust to the prevailing norms of a workplace sometimes, managers also have to take into account the preferences and mindset of those they supervise.

My husband and I are junior members of the Hinsdale Golf Club so we often spend our weekends on the Golf Course or at the pool.

We are all very much still at school, and probably very junior members of the school at that.

We proudly display these pictures on a bulletin board dedicated to celebrating the most junior members of the First Things family.

They are going to be the most junior members of an already Democrat controlled Assembly.»

Jeffries backed Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's effort to hold her post against a challenge from Ohio Congressman Tim Ryan in November, and he praised the San Francisco Democrat at the time for being «incredibly open - minded» about possibly allowing junior members of the caucus to wield more authority.

The thinking of both Blair and Brown on this question is still heavily influenced by their experience as junior members of John Smith's shadow Treasury team.

The Hauser case, in which it was reportedly junior members of the lab who unmasked wrongdoing despite Hauser's efforts to dissuade them, is an example of how hierarchy and integrity are often in competition.

It also allows scientists significant input into the overall direction and control of projects even as junior members of the team.

Chuck's sister (Sarah Lancaster) and brother - in - law (Ryan McPartlin) are almost junior members of the team and even the slackers in their electronics store cover business get involved.

Arne and his younger brother and sister attended the well - regarded University of Chicago Laboratory Schools in the morning, then spent their afternoons as, in effect, junior members of their mother's staff.

A SAR needs to be driven by individual teams or departments, rather than written at an organisational level before being cascaded down to junior members of the team.

Business leaders interviewed ranked the following skills as most important for junior members of staff to develop: • Time management 45 % • Prioritisation 39 % • Social skills 39 % • Team work 38 % • Communication skills 38 % Natasha Kizzie, Director of Marketing at NCS Trust, says: ³ Doing well at school is of course immensely important for young people ¹ s futures, not just in terms of grades but in learning how to apply themselves to an activity, to prioritise effectively and to commit to seeing tasks through.

For her part, Barnes has become something of a champion for junior members of the publishing workforce.

But Valpied's deception was uncovered when two junior members of her staff told their parents, who contacted police.

Only Surfing England affiliated coaches can sign off a completed competency level and for Junior Surfers to receive their award, they must become Junior members of Surfing England.

This year Design Bridge challenged the junior members of its London team to design a poster to promote its annual Dog's Bollocks Student Awards competition at universities and inspire design students to enter.

Even if a lot of the doers in your organization are relatively junior members of the team, including a strong RB in the early stage of the creative process early increases a sense of ownership of the final work product.

I try to make it a rule only to engage with executive level trolls, not their junior members of staff.

Consider whether you should be putting more effort into training and developing the more junior members of the team; invest in the people around you in the way senior people should.

We also do not employ junior members of staff that require extensive training.

Our mentoring scheme pairs junior members of your in - house legal team with experienced DAC Beachcroft lawyers who can advise, guide and help develop them in their careers within your business.

Managing e-discovery often serves as a proving ground for the junior members of a case team.

He is a housing supervisor and enjoys supervising junior members of the department.

The guide emphasizes that female role models play an important role in helping junior members of the bar to learn and develop leadership skills.

Pola described a common misallocation of resources: «In some areas of law, like mergers and acquisitions, the stakes are high; missed clauses can have material impacts on the outcome of a transaction — and often this task falls to the most junior members of the team.»

Today, there's a presentation by a couple of junior members of the tax team.

+ Provide mentorship to junior members of the team \.