Sentence examples for appoint a project from inspiring English sources

It also took quite a while to appoint a project manager after the first one resigned unexpectedly.

The small nation, population 1.7 million, is now looking to appoint a project management company by the end of the year - "a crucial appointment which we must get right".

Within this time period the Ramblers had to establish links with Action for Children at a local level, select appropriate centres from which to run the pilot, plan the walking routes from each of the five centres, advertise the programme, and appoint a Project Officer to run the programme.

Appoint a project leader to direct the team, define deadlines for key milestones, such as contracting with an external IT vendor or obtaining ethics approval (if necessary), and hold the team accountable for delivering on them.

He was also appointed a project professor with the Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia at the University of Tokyo.

In less than 15 minutes one afternoon, Mr. Wendt heard from a delegation he had sent to India, signed off on their plan to eliminate thousands of back-office jobs in the United States, appointed a project leader and laid out his marching orders.

Edinburgh City Council has appointed a project team to to work up a range of options which will be put out to public consultation later this year.

Sally A. Greene has been appointed a project analyst in the Los Angeles office of Environetics International Inc., an interior architectural and office automation consulting firm.

The care organisation appointed a project leader during the implementation for two days a week.

This steering committee appoints a project coordinator at the secretariat in Congo who is in charge of the daily management of the network, assisted by two project managers from Gabon and Cameroon.

In the autumn of 2003, the Department appointed a project team to throw light on the question whether R&D funds had been used for other health service activities, as suggested by substantial local variations in the cost of services.