Sentence examples for long-term appointment from inspiring English sources

"We are not judging him on the next five games, this is a long-term appointment.

Gareth Ainsworth, the veteran midfielder, will take caretaker charge against Reading but he will not be the long-term appointment.

The counterargument is that he does not usually last beyond a certain time-frame whereas United wanted a long-term appointment.

"This is a long-term appointment, and if we do go down we want the right people in place to help us come straight back up.

Speculation that Bruce turned down an offer to take charge for only the remainder of this season are wide of the mark and Wolves would ideally like to make a long-term appointment.

It is never easy changing managers, but we are looking at a long-term appointment and we are confident Bob can settle us down and stabilise matters on and off the pitch".

Mr. Bloomberg said managers generally wanted independence and long-term appointments without being subject to political pressures and whims and without facing the risk of being dismissed as soon as their political sponsors leave office.

It would lead to Ellis Short, the owner, supervising the hunt for his fifth manager in six mainly traumatic years and Congerton embarking on the formidable two-fold task of recruiting a temporary firefighter to stave off relegation while also courting potential long-term appointments.

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The former Bremen manager, the Stuttgarter Nachrichten newspaper revealed, convinced the club's nervous leadership with ideas for the long-term before his appointment two months ago.

Peppered with questions about the long-term significance of his appointment, White was reluctant to answer in any definitive way.