Sentence examples for effective successor from inspiring English sources

Babel is the logical and effective successor to Sigh No More; an emotive, faintly God-fearing clutch of songs.

Thus the new Gore economic strategy may prove an effective successor to the exclusive emphasis on prudence.

In early August 2013, when ONDCP Director Gil Kerlikowske was promoted to be Customs Commissioner, I reflected on who would be his most effective successor.

On climate change, the declaration calls for an effective successor to the Kyoto Protocol, incorporating reasonable guidelines for meeting greenhouse gas emission targets and reasonable incentives for all countries to take action.

The previous leader of the Izzedine al-Qassam Brigades was assassinated in a similar manner, by an air strike, last November, an indication that the Israelis are trying to make sure that Sheikh Yassin has as few effective successors as possible.

Such a development, he argues, would probably not result in the " 'coronation' of an effective global successor" like China, but would likely lead to a "protracted phase of rather inconclusive and somewhat chaotic realignments of both global and regional power, with no grand winners and many more losers".

His successor, effective on Dec. 1, will be a longtime agency executive, Roy J. Bostock.

Last month, Bayern confirmed Carlo Ancelotti's appointment as Guardiola's successor, effective from the 2016/17 season.

Mr. Golden, who has been with The Herald Tribune for four years, named Stephen Dunbas-Johison asuccessorceffectivefectimmediatelytely.

In 1970, Boyd was named the University System of Georgia's first vice chancellor for academic development, effective once his successor (Emory graduate Ward B. Pafford) was appointed in 1971.

Khalilzad has been an effective and important successor to John Bolton at the UN on a number of levels, but one aspect of his service and identity that rarely gets attention is that he is the highest-ranking Muslim in the Bush administration.