Sentence examples similar to appointment rivalry from inspiring English sources
Mr. Pashtun, who welcomed Mr. Karzai's appointment despite a rivalry between Mr. Karzai and Mr. Shirzai, said the presence of the Arabs was complicating talks on the surrender of Kandahar.
Newport's Royal appointment caused some heated inter-Wales rivalry with a bid from Wrexham also being proposed that year.
The rivalry deepened with the appointment of former Hammers manager Harry Redknapp as Tottenham's manager.
Yet the appointment of the former Liverpool manager, whose rivalry with Mourinho a few years previously had been regular and infamous, infuriated the support and an air of disgruntled protest had tainted the entire campaign.
Streett, too, was in favor of one supreme commander but he recognized the political challenges he projected that the president would have to make the appointment, not a committee of military men prone to interservice rivalry.
Many fans also enjoy the dramas attendant on the traditional system: the inter-dancer rivalries, the end-of-season promotions and the occasional dramatic appointment of a new principal at the end of a show.
Mrs. Clinton brushed off suggestions that the appointment of Mr. Mitchell and another emissary — Richard C. Holbrooke, who will be special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan — could lead to conflict or rivalries in policy making.
