Teammates definition

Teammates. (Who can help you initiate your program? Consider friends, family, Peer Network members, PYCE Steering Committee members, and more.) Explain that it is hard to develop and implement a community program alone. It is not impossible, but including friends, family, and other community members will make your program even more effective. Support from your PYCE colleagues and/or Steering Committee member is even better. (A Group and Individual Exercise)
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Examples of Teammates in a sentence

  • Teammates seeking information or clarification on this policy, or wishing an informal discussion regarding a possible complaint, are encouraged to approach their manager or any member of the Human Resources team.

  • Be supportive of my 7th and 8th Grade Teammates on and off the court.

  • Responsibility to Teammates – Student-­‐participants realize that their choices have an impact on those around them.

  • Effective April 22, 2015, Teammate's base salary will increase to $600,000 per annum, less standard withholdings and authorized deductions.

  • BBLS modifies all tasks and programming to meet each of the Teammates where they are currently so that they can grow to where they want to be in the future.

  • Neither Keyosei nor any of its Teammates will be liable for any physical or mental injury or illness that may result, whether directly or indirectly, from any of our recommended workouts or exercises.

  • Teammates will be held accountable for their responsibilities by the other team members.

  • The Service allows you to network, socialize or communicate among fellow FSFINC Members(Clients) or any of our Teammates via the site directly.

  • Teammate's employment with Employer is “at will” and is terminable by Employer or by Teammate at any time and for any reason or no reason, subject to the notice requirements set forth below.

  • Employer may terminate Teammate's employment without advanced notice for Material Cause (as defined below).