Sentence examples for focus on appointing from inspiring English sources

Now Bank of America's board will focus on appointing Mr. Lewis's successor, a process that began in October when he surprised even close associates by saying he would retire early.

This week, the NLD will focus on appointing parliamentary speakers, who were announced last week.

Last summer, Patten's attention would have been focused on appointing a successor to departing director general Mark Thompson and then he and senior BBC management – including short-lived new DG George Entwistle – were engulfed by the Jimmy Savile sex abuse scandal.

"The club will now focus attention on appointing a new manager to take it forward in the final month of the campaign in a bid to earn a position in the top five".

In the education white paper, focus will be placed on appointing professionals with the "right skills" to governing bodies rather than the value that parents have as stakeholders.

The role will be open to external candidates, but speculation has focused on Erik Huggers, appointed from Microsoft last May as group controller for future media.

Meanwhile, the ICC has responded to criticism of its focus on African cases by appointing an African – Gambia's Fatou Bensouda – as successor to the outgoing Argentinean lawyer Mr Moreno-Ocampo.

It was clear that Morsi was not focused on governing and appointing the best people for jobs.

In September 2008, he resigned as President & CEO to focus on marketing and product management, appointing Rob Adler as the new chief executive.

Her proposed solution is for any company focusing on analytics to appoint a "data dictator" who decides which analytics to use and to what purpose.

Mr. Holmes gazed at the ceiling lights, suggesting a mental state that his publicly appointed lawyers will focus on: Does he understand what is going on?