Sentence examples for appointment competition from inspiring English sources

The finance law provides for 2000 new posts to be created immediately after the reform of the concorso, Italy's appointment competition.

Moratti plans to combat this "localism" by returning to national appointment competitions abandoned in reforms 7 years ago.

A Ph.D. is still not required for an academic position in Italy, but in January, Mussi announced an imminent decree to give the doctorate proper credit during academic appointment competitions, in part to comply with the Bologna process.

United should be able to count on a satisfactory outcome from their next appointment in the competition, which pits them against relatively slight rivals at Old Trafford.

The appointment of a chief competition economist made the commission's merger scrutiny less legalistic.

Ms. Sandberg's appointment comes as the competition between Google and Facebook intensifies.

There are all those years of graduate school, postdoctoral research positions that don't necessarily lead to a faculty appointment, long hours and competition for grant money.

Anyone else who makes a point of watching athletic competition on appointment is either running towards or away from something.

Such was the quality of Henson's scholarship that his history tutor encouraged him to enter the annual competition for appointment as a Fellow of All Souls, the university's post-graduate research college.

Adding more spice to the debate, the bill would also allow a number of appointments, albeit exceptional, without competition.

Scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and "other backward classes" get 15 percent, 7.5 percent and 27 percent reservation, respectively, in all government posts where appointment is done by open competition.