Sentence examples for strategic appointment from inspiring English sources

PWF is supported by Västerbotten's Health Authority (ALF strategic appointment 2006-2009), the Swedish Heart-Lung Foundation (20070633), and the Swedish Diabetes Association (DIA2006-013).

and the Wellcome Trust (F.P. and I.B .. E.C.B. was supported by a studentship from the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology and P.W.F. in part by funding from Västerbotten's Health Authority (ALF strategic appointment 2006 2009).

As Professor Ruger pointed out in a 2004 article titled "The Judicial Appointment Power of the Chief Justice," appointments to special courts are problematic because judges are being selected to serve one specific pre-ordained function, an unusual situation that raises at least the possibility of strategic appointments designed to serve a chief justice's personal policy goals.

He made strategic appointments, naming, for example, a priest who helped bring about Most Holy Redeemer's transformation from an aging parish to one made up mostly of gay men, said the Rev. Donal Godfrey, a Jesuit priest and author of "Gays and Grays," a history of Most Holy Redeemer.

The Cluster has enabled strategic appointments to be made that boost expertise in particular areas.

These strategic appointments bring proven talent to a giant new platform, which is powered by two separate engines: HuffPost content and AOL reach/audience.

He recalls his college years in the 1960s, when he was a draft-deferred young Republican during America's murderous adventure in Vietnam -- in which more than 3 million Indochinese and 59,000 Americans were killed -- as a time of career advancement through strategic Washington appointments.

Using the list of CHA strategic members, interview appointments were made to strategic team members through visits to the offices while appointments for other staff from the MoH were made through phone calls.

The company is also undergoing a strategic review following the appointment of Archie Norman as chairman and Adam Crozier as chief executive.

It predicted "damage ahead for Britain's image in the world... Celebrity and brash behaviour will not go far in the pursuit of strategic goals... his appointment is, simply, very bad news".

By now, it has become increasingly clear that this administration makes questionable appointments for strategic positions.