Sentence examples for a senior appointment from inspiring English sources

No rebel was offered a senior appointment.

Ms. Ahlenius, a Swede, maintained that she had the right to appoint her own staff, while Mr. Ban said he had final say over such a senior appointment.

A surprisingly large number of important news stories start that way, not least every blue-chip company's financial results or the confirmation of a senior appointment at any public or private body.

The former speaker of the House of Representatives was one of candidate Trump's staunchest early backers, and is now reportedly in the running for a senior appointment in the new administration.

Its Chief Executive Officer co-signed the original proposal, identified IFFIm funds as a potential source and secured a senior appointment and team to progress the agenda.

He was slow off the mark, failing to make a single senior appointment for six weeks after he was elected and indulging instead in endless waffle.

David Cameron announced before the election that the former adviser to Tony Blair would become a minister with responsibility for financial consumer protection and financial education, but has given her a more senior appointment following the failure of the last pensions minister, Steve Webb, to hang on to his parliamentary seat.

While Mr. Cuomo has pledged to make diversity a hallmark of his administration, his inner circle is close-knit and almost all white, limiting his options to make a high-profile senior appointment.

Responding publicly for the first time, Mr. Ban insisted that he had the right to make all senior appointments.

An NEC staffing committee should "make all senior appointments" in consultation with the Labour leader's office, Lansman said.

My personal view is that there is a weaker standard of appointments, which is a consequence of the abolition of the senior appointment panel and the removal of HM Inspectorate of Constabulary from the selection process.