Sentence examples for move to another role from inspiring English sources

As already mentioned, there will be a new Newsnight senior editorial team and Liz Gibbons, Deputy Editor of Newsnight, will move to another role in BBC News.

BBC Radio 1 controller Ben Cooper announced the much-anticipated departure of Moyles from breakfast last month, although he is expected to move to another role at the station.

The down-grading of the disability discrimination commissioner's position, about which my views are well known, will mean that there is only one person in the policy section with significant disability expertise, and she is moving to another role.

Elsewhere, Chris Grayling replaces Ken Clarke as Justice Secretary and Transport Secretary Justine Greening is controversially moved to another role.

"We can also liaise with the employer to help the client sustain their role, or move to another company if that's the best option for them," says Slam careers coach Catherine Di Lella.

He has moved on to another role, quietly dealing with the speaker and other Republicans in the current governing coalition in the House.

Gillard became an urban forager by necessity after Orange's former chef signed the café up to host a foraging dinner for this year's Melbourne Food & Wine Festival and then moved on to another role before the event.

Looks like Amazon may have quietly made another acquisition, and another move to expand its role in the world of mobile: Italian newspapers are reporting that the e-commerce giant has acquired Gopago, a startup that offers consumers an iOS or Android mobile app to pre-pay for goods before picking them up at a store, and retailers a point-of-sale system to process those orders and more.

Lloyd will replace co-founder Brogan BamBrogan as CEO, who will move to the role of CTO.

Beerens will move to a role as executive chairman from next month.

Ulster coach Brian McLaughlin has moved to clarify his position over his move to a role with the province's academy.