Sentence examples for most senior appointment from inspiring English sources

The CDF is the most senior appointment in the ADF.

One such issue is civil service, ministerial accountability and the suggestion of greater ministerial involvement in the most senior appointments.

He no longer even appoints the judges - though legislation currently before parliament would give him a say in the two most senior appointments.

Hallett said she would like the judiciary to be trained more thoroughly in "unconscious bias" to prevent male lawyers from encouraging "mini-mes" – younger male lawyers – to take the most senior appointments.

Cameron's two most senior appointments to date, that of George Osborne as Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Boris Johnson as Conservative Party candidate for Mayor of London have been former members of the Bullingdon Club.

The prince wore the red tunic of an Irish Guards colonel - his most senior honorary appointment.

Writes Hardman, "Having just appointed Prince William to the position of Colonel of the Irish Guards, his most senior military appointment — and one of her Guards regiments to boot — the Queen was quite clear that her grandson should be getting married in his Irish Guards uniform".

Ashok Malik, a columnist sympathetic to Mr Modi, observed this week that the most "lucrative" ministries those most vulnerable to the corrupt because they dish out licences or contracts—are set aside for ministers whose ethics are beyond reproach.The most senior new appointments this week suggest Mr Malik could be right.

To complicate matters, prime ministers are negotiating in parallel over major appointments to the new European Commission and the appointment of the most senior official in the European Council, the body where national governments meet.

It is Conservative ministers in the UK coalition government who are insistent that the existing civil service model is broken and use that argument to justify a shift to political appointment of the most senior officials.

His appointment to the most senior post in the Church of England was announced in November.