Sentences with phrase «time colleagues»

It's a hard question, because many times colleagues aren't close friends.

So next time a colleague calls to ask about a potential referral, consider the implications of this opinion.

What can myself and a part - time colleague possibly hope to do in the face of the vast human need in front of us on a daily basis?

With time colleagues become a second family to you.

As a long time colleague of Louben, I can testify on behalf of his expertise in the fields of exercise science, nutrition, and general health.

You may also be interested in reading my book, The Most Powerful Brand on Earth: How to Transform Teams, Empower Employees, Integrate Partners and Mobilize Customers to Beat the Competition in Digital and Social Media which I co-authored with my long time colleague Chris Boudreaux.

A former New York Times colleague at 66.

Can you recall the last time a colleague stopped by your office to say: «I am in receipt of the memorandum drafted by you for the purpose of preparing me for the hearing.

«It is an honor to have the strong support of my friend and long - time colleague in Washington and in Harlem, President Bill Clinton — truly one the finest leaders in our nation's history,» Rangel said in a statement.

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR «WAS JUST AMAZING» A married father of two and the athletic director at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Chris Hixon wasn't shy about jumping in wherever he was needed, said friend and one - time colleague Dianne Sanzari.

Three live and teach in the Los Angeles area: Jody Passanisi (author of History Class Revisited) and Shara Peters are long - time colleagues who have also written for the Scientific American blog.

Allen founded Ropes» London office in January 2010 with long - time colleague Mike Goetz, when the pair joined from Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer.

The next time a colleague tries to engage you in the office drama du jour, offer a one - word response, like «interesting» or «wow,» and follow it with, «I've got to go.

I remember the first time a colleague put a flak jacket on me, I almost fell over.

There was a dual government of society by the State and the Church which were at the same time colleagues and competitors of one another in the exercise of power.

In a recent conversation about mentoring with my long - time colleague Nettie Fabrie from Sound Circle Center who is the Pedagogical Dean of the Seattle Waldorf School, I posed a question about mentoring a new and untrained teacher and she shared with me an important thought about mentoring new teachers in general.

Debi Rose, Council Member, Staten Island «I look forward to working with my long - time colleague Melissa Mark - Viverito as the next Speaker of the City Council.

Writer - director Keenan Ivory Wayans also stars as Los Angeles private eye Arthur Shame, a former cop whose troubled past resurfaces when a one - time colleague asks for help in a narcotic case.

This week, I am delighted to post a piece by my long - time colleague Wendy Fischman.

«And a lot of times my colleagues don't want to deal with those tough issues because they feel like the legislation they propose would be fruitless.

Those who have used Miitomo during the development at Nintendo have already experienced the joy of discovering unknown aspects about their long - time colleagues whom they thought they knew very well.

The post at Computational Legal Studies has all the background (hat tip to my friend and Times colleague John Schwartz).

So keep this column in mind the next time a colleague reviews a brief you've drafted and suggests striking the hyphens in phrasal adjectives.

Legal Times colleague Joe Palazzolo reports that the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia which now has habeas jurisdiction over the detainees as a result of today's ruling, is already responding to the decision.

Then, there was the one time a colleague from the U.S. tried to mail me a book and it was returned to him by the U.S. postal service as something they could not send to Canada.

But a long - time colleague deserves a more thoughtful sendoff.

She is joined by her long time Colleagues Lee M Frankel and Susan Rubell who have been with her between 15 - 30 years and have performed with exceptional integrity, honesty and great ethic.

Long - time colleague Bryson McQuirter made the presentation to Cowdery's wife, Anne, and family at the board's annual awards night recently.

Dicker read that Alcantara said,» I would like to know how many times my colleague has been called the n - word or spic.»

«It is an honor to be endorsed by my friend and long - time colleague in Washington and in Harlem, President Bill Clinton, one the finest leaders in our nation's history,» Rangel said in a statement.

A husband, father of two and the athletic director at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Chris Hixon wasn't shy about jumping in wherever he was needed, said friend and one - time colleague Dianne Sanzari.

Over half (52 %) said there was an expectation that colleagues working reduced hours would still attend the same number of parents» evening, INSET training days and staff meetings as full time colleagues;

I recently chatted with a long - time colleague who is a general counsel at British Telecom (Chris Fowler) about this issue.

This new blawg is a natural offshoot of Marc's work on CalAttorneysFees, to which he is a co-contributor, along with his long - time colleague Mike Hensley.

In early November 2014, it was announced that Jerome Mazandarani and long time colleague and friend Andrew Hewson would be leaving Manga Entertainment UK to establish their own company.

The team at Bluebeam doesn't decorate every time a colleague is on vacation, but about once a month, someone comes back to a surprise.

That means every time a colleague stops by for a friendly chat, or a nearby conversation becomes a distraction, concentration is broken and valuable time and energy is lost.

Our columnist Andrew Ross Sorkin and his Times colleagues help you make sense of major business and policy headlines — and the power - brokers who shape them.

But Rooney, who like Mkhitaryan struggled for regular game - time at United last season, is convinced that his one - time colleague is in the right place for him at Arsenal.

Part - time British troops serving in Iraq are more likely to suffer mental and physical illnesses than their full - time colleagues, a new report finds.

«I would like to know how many times my colleague has been called the n - word,» said Alcantara, who then used a racial epithet to describe other names that she said she had been called.

The people implicated in this report are her long - time colleagues, her party leaders that she voted to put there.

«It is with great confidence and excitement that I support my friend, neighbor and long - time colleague to continue the legacy of inclusion and representation for Harlem residents in US Congress.»

Local state Sen. John Bonacic has been one of the first to call on his «friend» and long - time colleague to resign, but with a caveat, it seems.