Sentence examples for promoting talent from inspiring English sources

They invest in discovering, developing and promoting talent.

But "finding and promoting talent like Reggie is certainly going to be a priority," he wrote.

Cameron is a great example of how sharp Corman's outfit was at promoting talent.

Much of the problem with promoting talent seems to come down to the fact that schooling rewards individual and not group achievement.

The Greeks believed that character is fate, and Deutch's character includes love of teaching, of debate, of activity in groups, of pronouncing his opinions, of taking charge and making things happen and of promoting talent.

Instead, she laments the lack of diversity at the top and says that recognising and promoting talent should be considered to be a more important part of a leader's job than it currently is.

And it promoted talent much faster than experience.

He could make his own luck by daring to promote talent from the new intake of MPs (Andrew Lansley Andrew Tyrie Damian Green Julie Kirkbrideide?).

"A quota is urgently needed in order to promote talent," said Gerd Gebhardt, the president of the association.

Sir David felt that more could have been done to bring in outsiders, to identify and promote talent and to develop delivery skills, but that human resources was one of Blair's weak points.

Stigwood's ability to pick and promote talent meant he was at the centre of swinging London: at one of his parties he introduced Cream's guitarist Eric Clapton to George Harrison and Harrisonn's wife Pattie Boyd, who would later marry Clapton).