Sentence examples for more permanent appointment from inspiring English sources

Then the ECB might make a more permanent appointment for the English summer and beyond.

Most consider the Swiss born Italian to be a mere place-holder in the wake of Villas-Boas's exit, before a more permanent appointment is made in the summer.

The club have made it clear his is an interim appointment only with a more permanent head coach set to be hired in the summer but see Advocaat as an ideal fire fighter.

But the juncture of the biological clock with the tenure clock -- the probationary period, typically seven years, during which an assistant professor must prove herself to her department before receiving a permanent appointment -- couldn't be more inopportune.

Get that appointment wrong, however, and the Dynamo's decline might become altogether more permanent.

Police arrested more than a dozen protesters who for several hours overnight occupied Baltimore City Hall as officials gathered to vote for the permanent appointment of the city's interim police chief, Kevin Davis.

"Permanent changes in staffing should follow the permanent appointment of the president," Zimpher said.

But two things are much more permanent.

His son designed something even more permanent.

Dwellings began to be more permanent.

They have employed more permanent staff.