Sentence examples for an open selection from inspiring English sources

The culture, media and sport select committee criticised Cameron's reappointment of Fairhead, saying there should have been an open selection process.

The campaign also won the support of the UK government, which helped push through resolutions in both the security council and the general assembly calling for an open selection process late last year.

It is striking that in an open selection process, with selection panels largely composed of non-scientists, science graduates are over-represented among individuals identified as Australia's future leaders.

It was chosen through an open selection process which saw hundreds of entries from both professional and amateur songwriters.

However, he must now enter an open selection process if he is to lead the team next season.

Mr Natzler had been seen as favourite to get the job permanently but the six-member panel, made up of senior MPs from the three largest parties as well as the Parliamentary ombudsman Julie Mellor, chose Ms Mills as their preferred candidate following an open selection process.

The row will only reinforce calls for a more open selection process.

By the latter change, a system for nominating candidates by self-appointed cliques meeting in secret was replaced by a system of open selection of candidates by democratically elected bodies.

Three in-depth country case studies were carried out in these countries by a team of nine independent evaluators selected via open selection process.

While an actual star is probably too much to hope for, hopefully the BBC's open selection will at least uncover an entry we can actually be proud of this year.

"Even in Labour's open selection process not many women applied," she says.