Sentence examples for appointed from outside from inspiring English sources

One issue were the non-executive directors, appointed from outside on to the executive board.

A huge number of women are in senior paid professional positions, but many are appointed from outside sport.

Of all the CEOs of the current Fortune 100 companies, fewer than ten have been appointed from outside.

Some three-quarters of chief executives appointed from outside between 1985 and 2000 were already chief executives or presidents elsewhere.

Mr. Kilts will be the second chief executive in Gillette's 100-year history appointed from outside the company.

That is the reason the court has been considered a national bench, with judges regularly appointed from outside the District of Columbia.

If Brown were to succeed in appointing from outside his own party, he would have an immediate impact on perceptions of what is possible in politics, just as he did in respect of economic policy when he granted independence to the Bank of England 10 years ago.

Olga Havnen, deputy chair of the Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance NT, said appointing Martin commissioner "beggars belief" and said Brandis should have appointed someone from outside the Territory.

If he did not, the president would appoint someone from outside the department as attorney general.

There was even serious talk of appointing someone from outside the family.

Mr. McCarron will appoint officials from outside the New York City area to hold hearings on the district council at which members can air their grievances.