Sentence examples for granted promotion from inspiring English sources
For his handling of situation Langan was granted promotion to detective, one rarely achieved by policeman.
In 1996 97 Leek claimed the Northern Premier League title by ten points and were this time granted promotion to the Conference.
In a measure that could expand India's affirmative action programs, the government introduced a bill Wednesday that would make it easier to grant promotions to members of India's lowest castes and tribal people in government jobs.
Today a small vanguard of digitally adept scholars is rethinking how knowledge is understood and judged by inviting online readers to comment on books in progress, compiling journals from blog posts and sometimes successfully petitioning their universities to grant promotions and tenure on the basis of non-peer-reviewed projects.
European officials in Brussels have taken note of Mr. Zoellick's Latin American push since Congress granted trade promotion authority -- once called fast track -- to President Bush in August.
Trajan's day was too short to hear every speech of every delegation from the provinces, every recommendation to bestow favour or grant promotion, and every appeal to himself as supreme judiciary.
One reason might be wage drift the automatic increases in salaries that can occur as civil servants are granted annual promotions in seniority, simply for having been in their jobs for another year.
That's why granting trade promotion authority to the President is so important.
But there is widespread suspicion that many offices keep win-loss statistics and grant promotions and raises accordingly.
[A28.] Bush Signs Singapore Trade Pact President Bush signed a free-trade agreement with Singapore, his first since Congress granted him trade promotion authority last summer and the largest since the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Nearly half of the members of the House of Representatives have signalled reluctance to grant trade-promotion authority without various assurances.
