Sentence examples for appointment processes from inspiring English sources

It's not dependent on a royal charter – we could do this tomorrow," Vickers told BBC Radio 4's The World at One. "It will take some months to set up because we are following proper public appointment processes.

Labour's shadow secretary of state for culture, Maria Eagle, said: "With the independence of the BBC clearly at real risk from this government's mendacity, independent appointment processes must underpin the formation of a new unitary board, including its chair.

There is nothing gender-specific about smiling, of course, but somewhere beneath these appointment processes there lurks a suspicion that where Marr's enthusiasm is seen to be vitalising, Kearney's is merely frivolous.

And the recent appointment processes around new chief justices in these two regional powerhouses demonstrates just how important – and potentially vulnerable – the democratic rule of law is, in places that have long histories of human rights abuse, and where inevitable social change threatens age-old customs.

AIBA has interpreted Sport England's support for a new ABAE constitution as a violation of a statute which says national federations should prevent external influences in their election and appointment processes.

The AIBA ruled that Sport England's support for a new ABAE constitution violated an AIBA statute that stipulates national federations should prevent external influences interfering in election and appointment processes.

The Queen, who is in Balmoral, was consulted as part of the appointment process and will sign a warrant formally appointing Hogan-Howe.

If the Supreme Court rules that the board is illegally appointed, Congress could quickly act to save it by changing the appointment process.

In terms of the appointment process [to the new BBC board], the BBC Trust were entirely appointed by the government, as indeed were the BBC governors before them.

In contrast to this traditionally political approach, Mr. Bush appointed an old friend from the business world, Clay Johnson, to head the appointment process.

The appointment process is complicated.