Sentence examples for appointing staff from inspiring English sources

We consider extracurricular alongside teaching ability when appointing staff.

However, he conceded that appointing staff with "understanding of the nature of the business to be addressed" had advantages.

Bell has extensive experience of interviewing and appointing staff at all levels of the profession, both in school and higher education.

In towns and cities across the UK, major retail chains are already appointing staff to build relationships with local shops, support local groups and spearhead the drive to improve high streets.

It is not only as Neil and Glenys's son that Kinnock, 45, stands out among the clutch of delightedly bewildered new MPs who have spent the past week collecting security passes, appointing staff and setting up email accounts from their laptops while waiting to be assigned an office.

In another reform, the Information Commissioner will be given greater autonomy on operational matters such as appointing staff.

Rejoining the army in 1804 as a volunteer, he was appointed staff colonel in 1805 by Napoleon, who had read his book.

While the country's elite business and technology schools have virtual autonomy to appoint staff and raise funds, others are forced to negotiate bureaucratic obstacles.

Mr. Ashmawy, who was appointed staff director on Friday after serving as acting director, said he did not feel the need to modify office operations.

In negotiations with Mr Obama this week before agreeing to take the job, she demanded and received assurances that she alone should appoint staff to the State Department.

They have also failed to appoint staff with appropriate skills, knowledge and experience to adequately monitor the work of the school properly.