Sentence examples for appoint a professional from inspiring English sources

This administrative method is especially popular for public-school systems, where the commission itself may appoint a professional administrator.

For the big or contentious estates, like Mrs. Clark's, the best option may be to appoint a professional trustee, usually from a trust company, who will be neutral.

The best way out would be for some higher authority -- perhaps the Energy Department -- to step in and appoint a professional, nonpolitical, non-special-interest market repair team.

Gurcharan Das, an author and former head of Procter & Gamble's Indian business, said many in corporate India had hoped that the selection committee would appoint a professional who was not necessarily a member of one of the families associated with the companies.

Consequently, the selectors decided to radically depart from tradition and appoint a professional captain.

Communities do not question the school board's appointing a professional educator-administrator to manage the schools.

"Mr Abramovich has appointed a professional team to assess, in more detail, the feasibility of expanding the existing stadium capacity at Stamford Bridge grounds.

He would consider granting Ms. Black the waiver she needs to take the job if the mayor also appoints a professional educator as the system's chief academic officer.

The City Council appoints a professional City Manager who is responsible for the day-to-day administrative activities of the city.

"Islington council have appointed a 'professional witness' to obtain video and hearsay evidence to identify culprits," the message went on.

"We trust that the Department of Justice will keep the commitment to appoint a first assistant with professional experience".