Sentence examples for path to promotion from inspiring English sources
The Army will become more adaptive only when being adaptive offers the surest path to promotion".
He only turned to polar exploration, around the turn of the century, because his path to promotion was blocked.
The lesson is full of civil servants who are hoping their grasp of the cha-cha-cha will smooth the path to promotion.
The new Rangers manager, Mark Warburton, will hope to put the Ibrox club on a path to promotion when his side open their Scottish Championship campaign at home to relegated St Mirren on 8 August.
But rather than policing your assistant's off hours with an eagle eye for disloyalty, why not consider her professional development: offer her new skills and a clear path to promotion.
For all of the talk about new missions and new thinking, there are still a lot of brass — and those who want to become brass — who don't consider training a warrior's job or a path to promotion.
Asked about complaints that junior officers are forced to follow narrow paths to promotion, he said, "We're trying to do just the opposite".
Thus, the use of online modalities, short training courses or on-site certifications could be explored as potential paths to promotion for CHNs not wishing to start a new career path.
On the front page of the Wall Street Journal earlier this month, they asked their Millennials to stay and promised that things will improve by offering clearer paths to promotions, experiences in different banking environments and mandating "No Work Saturdays".
The path to a possible promotion with Brentford is just beginning but for Warburton, his gamble to change careers is starting to pay off.
I've just described for you the culture of the Baltimore police department amid the deluge of the drug war, where actual investigation goes unrewarded and where rounding up bodies for street dealing, drug possession, loitering such the easiest and most self-evident arrests a cop can make is nonetheless the path to enlightenment and promotion and some additional pay.
