4.2.5 Project officers.

Officers, hold your fire.

Non commissioned officers With very few exceptions, becoming a non commissioned officer (NCO) in the U.S. military is accomplished by progression through the lower enlisted ranks.

In the infantry, a number of warrant officers class 1 are commissioned as LE officers.

Warrant officers in the U.S. military garner the same customs and courtesies as commissioned officers.

The Commission would like to see proper recognition of the Environmental Health Officer i.e. the official responsible for environmental health at Community level.

Similar to the above British practice, Effendis were promoted by a governor's warrant, not by a kaiser's commission, as white commissioned officers were.

Édouard Séguin became the first president of the Association of Medical Officers of American Institutions for Idiotic and Feebleminded Persons , an organization that would later be known as the American Association on Mental Retardation.

The smooth functioning of the database is based on the co operation of 16 Drug Information Officers (DIOs) within the Commission.

For CIO (Chief Information Officers) on the list of 250 firm on Fortune lists, only 20 of women have that position.

In the trilogy Sword of Honour ( Men at Arms , 1952 Officers and Gentlemen , 1955, Unconditional Surrender , 1961) the social pervasiveness of mediocrity is personified in the semi comical character Trimmer , a sloven and a fraud who triumphs by contrivance.

(c) the chairman of the management body of an institution shall not exercise simultaneously the functions of a chief executive officer within the same institution, unless justified and authorised by competent authorities.

However , we also look for a wide variety of corporate service personnel , e.g. HR specialists , finance experts , auditors , legal counsels , translators and terminologists , lawyer linguists , press officers , procurement experts , IT experts and architects .

4.2.2 For example, it is important to avoid situations in which project officers request mid term reports over and above what is required by the rules, and in which several versions of identical information have to be included in various reports.

Prior to the nomination of the Wadden Sea as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, an inspection visit was held by a senior officer of the Swiss based International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) was held in summer 2008, together with representatives of the tourism industry in and around the Wadden Sea.

To understand the business of mythology and what a Chief Belief Officer is supposed to do, you have to hear a story of Ganesha, the elephant headed god who is the scribe of storytellers, and his brother, the athletic warlord of the gods,

To understand the business of mythology and what a Chief Belief Officer is supposed to do, you have to hear a story of Ganesha, the elephant headed god who is the scribe of storytellers, and his brother, the athletic warlord of the gods, Kartikeya.

Speaking on behalf of the Commission, I have the following to say concerning the individual amendments. Firstly, many of the report's amendments are aimed at incorporating all the reports and items of information to be transmitted to the budgetary authority in an annex summarising the annual activity reports of the authorising officers whose offices administer resources.

The new rules fall short of addressing the main drawback of European competition policy, which is institutional, not technical the Commission remains simultaneously prosecutor, judge, and jury of all merger cases. In house hearing officers,'' the Commission's internal review process, are a joke, and a company's right to appeal to the European Court of Justice is a mockery in merger cases (though less so in the case of an action for market abuse), given the timing of the Court's rulings.