Sentence examples for ideal appointment from inspiring English sources

But it was hardly an ideal appointment for someone whose cultural interests were thought to extend little beyond Star Trek.

Amelia Fawcett, chair of GMG, said: "Andrew is the ideal appointment to this role, following a rigorous recruitment process that produced a very high-quality shortlist of candidates.

Murphy said: "Adam is an ideal appointment – not only has he already run History to great success, but he shares our values of excellence and fun".

Andrew is seen by Twickenham as the ideal appointment because he is already Ashton's boss and his job title as director of elite rugby allows him to attend national selection meetings.

Such an outcome would provoke new doubts in Van Gaal about whether he is the man to take the club on, though Blind said the 64-year-old would be an ideal appointment as technical director of the Royal Dutch FA (KNVB).

It was one of the reasons why Manchester United were initially reluctant to engage José Mourinho, with several influential figures at the club remaining convinced the ideal appointment would be a patriarch in the Busby-Ferguson mould, willing to put down roots and provide continuity over years running into decades.

Because Archie Norman revived Asda more than 10 years ago (and then, for a brief period, failed to revive the Conservative party) he's hailed as an ideal, obvious appointment – though it's taken a blank-faced six months to arrive at the obvious.

It's been a tough few years for Yahoo — and its last CEO Scott Thompson departed under less than ideal terms — so the appointment of Mayer is clearly meant to be a fresh start for the long-running Silicon Valley company.

Such a reminder system seems ideal, as many electronic appointment systems can generate automatic text-message reminders at very low cost.

But when Senator Obama chose Joe Biden to be his vice presidential choice, to some degree that lessened the near term need (they would be ideal for round two appointments) for either Holbrooke who is a well-seasoned, progressively focused arm-twister (like no other in international affairs) and for John Kerry who basically looks a lot like Biden in his foreign policy views.

Mr. Magaw, whose career has been in law enforcement, including as leader of the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco and Firearms was hailed at his appointment as the ideal person to make tough decisions about security after Sept. 11.