Sentence examples for most appropriate persons from inspiring English sources

'We must look at what makes us give way to men … to permit someone without nursing education to decide.' Manager 3 Another suggestion was to influence the telenurses' preconceptions of mothers as being the most appropriate persons for caring for children.

The bank's appointments and remuneration committee said she was "the most appropriate person, given her personal and professional qualities, experience, track record in the group and her unanimous recognition both in Spain and internationally".

Given the debt, though, perhaps an alchemist would be the most appropriate person for the job.

With perfect tact, Spitzer says that he might not be the most appropriate person to suggest such a course for prosecutors.

David Blanchflower, a former Bank of England monetary policy committee member, hit out at the prime minister's suggestion that Brown "might not be the most appropriate person" to head the IMF in the light of his record in ministerial office.

I know that sounds bold and a little naive on paper, but it's not often that the unique quirks of my life make me the most appropriate person to call upon for a formal debate.

As well as recording details about their complaint and demographic data such as age and sex, pharmacists had to indicate the most appropriate person totreat the patient: a community pharmacist; an independent prescriber pharmacist in A&E; an independent prescriber pharmacist in A&E with advanced clinical skills training; or a doctor.

But Mr Wright insisted he was the most appropriate person to hold the office of commissioner (PCC).

But he insisted he was the most appropriate person to hold the office of police and crime commissioner (PCC).

Following the report's publication Mr Wright resigned from the Labour party but said he was the most appropriate person to hold the office of commissioner.

Following its publication, Mr Wright resigned from the Labour Party but said he would stay on as PCC, insisting he was the most appropriate person to hold the office.