Sentence examples for appointment committee from inspiring English sources

But the gap did give two of Stephenson's potential heirs a chance to strut their stuff in case members of the informal appointment committee – David Cameron, Teresa May and Mayor Boris – just happened to be watching.

The only exception might be if an outstanding external candidate was unable to take part in what is a semi-public ballot - but the election of staff representatives to the trust's appointment committee (as in 1995) might help square that circle in future.

For example, if in a competition for public office, the best candidate is not chosen, he has an actionable claim against the appointment committee, but he cannot say that he has been deprived of something that was his.

Academic appointment committees, newspapers and broadcasters and the courts could find themselves under additional pressures.

"That is why most appointment committees now say you've got to have at least one woman.

He frequently serves on conductor appointment committees and mentions a recent case: "We had a woman on the shortlist who had the musical competence, but the players didn't like her leadership style".

She is loth to generalise about gender characteristics but says women often do have a more consensus-building approach and that differences in approach can become apparent on, for example, appointment committees.

Grant-awarding bodies and appointment committees know this and, in a wonderful display of doublethink, promote open access but also promote those who eschew it by publishing in top-notch, non-open journals.Only when that changes will open access's victory be complete.

Appointment committees at LMU, for example, now take family commitments into account when they are considering a candidate's list of publications.

"Unfortunately, academic employers, promotion and appointment committees and research funding organizations still use these simplified metrics when evaluating the capacity of a scientist to become a future leader of a research group," Inzé writes.

On the advice of his appointments committee, Mr. Bloomberg appointed Jeanne Hammock, a member who abstained during the voting on Mr. Velella's application, and Irene Prager.