Sentence examples for professionally appointed from inspiring English sources
As soon as you make the leap to more professionally appointed theatre, certain considerations leap into relief, such as set, lighting and sound design, fight directing and costume.
He added: "I am confident that the vessel owners are working professionally and promptly and have appointed salvors who arrived on scene early this morning and have already started work to assess options for salvage and the removal of the vessel.
"A simple explanation for our results," wrote the paper's authors — Stephen J. Choi, G. Mitu Gulati and Eric A. Posner — "is that electoral judgeships attract and reward politically savvy people, while appointed judgeships attract more professionally able people.
A standard process would then take over: professionally qualified outsiders – administrators or receivers – would have been appointed to take legal charge of Fifa, out of the control of its executives.
In his "most professionally challenging" case, he says, he acted as special counsel, appointed in 1989, for a Senate investigation into Charles Keating's Lincoln Savings and Loan, which made large contributions to politicians like John McCain before going "belly up".
In 2004 Shonibare was nominated for the Turner Prize, and in 2005 somewhat ironically, considering his exploration of colonialism and empire he was appointed MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire); thereafter he presented himself professionally as "Yinka Shonibare MBE".
Mr Brown appointed the panel.
Already appointed: Heidi Alexander.
President appointed by Ministry.
