Sentence examples for appoint professionals from inspiring English sources

At first glance, some say, his choice of a cabinet appears to show him keeping his promise to appoint professionals, untainted by the corruption and cronyism that has angered Bulgarians.

In certain circumstances, however, persons under trial could appoint professional fighters, or "champions," to represent them, but the principal as well as his defeated champion was subjected to the legal punishment.

He went on to say that Town are likely to appoint "professional advisors" to restructure their finances.

In the education white paper, focus will be placed on appointing professionals with the "right skills" to governing bodies rather than the value that parents have as stakeholders.

Some members remain unhappy about the idea of appointing "professional" non-executive directors whose values may be at odds with the traditional ethos of the Co-op.

The need for young people to have an appointed professional to bring all this together is a common denominator across these programmes.

The four leading Republican candidates, by contrast, have appointed professional economists as their senior advisers, all of them veterans of the current Bush administration or the administration of President Bush's father.

Mr. Maliki needs to quickly appoint competent professionals to run the two institutions and let them do their jobs in a fair, impartial manner.

For the first time in decades, the Chinese government has gone so far as to appoint respected professionals who are not members of the Communist party to run the ministries of science and health.

The Uganda Health Service Commission is a statutory body mandated by law to advertise, interview, and later appoint health professionals in Uganda to various government health facilities.

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