Sentence examples for merged role from inspiring English sources

David Kendall, a Lib Dem Brentwood and Essex councillor, described the merged role as a bad deal for Brentwood.

Yet doubt has been cast over the wisdom of merging roles after authorities began to ditch plans for joint chief executives or cancelling shared posts shortly after they were created.

Maryam Moghadam giving form to the dark internal force of fate in Parde, a forbidden film infusing the onscreen narrative with off-screen power while propelling digital expression into new collaborative terrain of co-directors merging roles before and behind the camera.

Though Rossini's Rodrigo is an ill-defined character (as if Shakespeare's Rodrigo and Cassio had been merged), the role is virtually as long and as difficult as Otello's.

INSTEAD of coming home to find a note from the deliveryman, downtown workers in this bustling city can pick up their parcels at a "depot" near subways and commuter concourses, courtesy of Empori.com, a start-up that merges the role of concierge with the convenience of the Web.

I imagine that the flight attendant merged her professional role with her personal beliefs, inappropriately.

[C6.] Nestlé Allowed to Merge Top Titles Nestlé won by a small margin a shareholder vote that allowed it to merge the roles of chief executive and chairman.

When Kent county council was looking to save money a couple of years ago, it hit upon the idea of merging the roles of library manager and registrar.

Ms. Jeremijenko, who merges the roles of artist, sociologist and environmentalist, sees the comparison as inarguable and addresses it directly, from an avian perspective.

East Dorset and Christchurch councils are two of the latest to merge senior roles, saving so far a quarter of their £1.6m efficiency goal (see below).

He highlighted the fact that, when it began, it had a huge job: of merging the roles performed by until then three separate regulators and scrutinising a wide range of care providers.