Sentence examples similar to Strategically appointed from inspiring English sources

For a global company to deploy multiculturals strategically, HR should appoint a manager to lead a program for developing and nurturing them.

Philanthropenos remained at Philadelphia until 1326, possibly also 1327, but it appears that he was then appointed as governor of the strategically important Byzantine island of Lesbos, since he was dismissed from the same post in 1328 by Andronikos III Palaiologos.

This group was appointed to oversee and input strategically on the overall progress, priorities and planned analyses of the ATS.

Northern Pipeline strategically held the annual shareholder meetings at an obscure off-site location and appointed an entirely employee-based board.

Tariq Al Gurg was appointed as Chief Executive Officer of Dubai Cares in 2009 and has since been responsible for strategically defining and leading an organization that is dedicated towards providing children in developing countries with access to quality primary education.

Northrop appointed Ian Irving as CEO of the Australian outfit in June, as part of a plan to capitalise on the "strategically important market" of the Asia Pacific.

Mr Brown appointed the panel.

A czar was appointed.

Magnificently appointed.

President appointed by Ministry.

He is appointed MBE.