Sentence examples for appointed a professional from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

According to a court order from February 23 of this year, the court appointed a mental health professional named Jennifer Hayes to work on the case, and she found evidence of a phenomenon called parental alienation.