Sentence examples for whose promotion from inspiring English sources

"The Square" is a satire on the contemporary modern-art scene and the people who succeed in it, and its point of view is simple: "You think this crap is art?" What Östlund sees there is, above all, the triumph of non-art, promoted by sophisticated and self-deluding poseurs whose promotion of faux art in a milieu bathed in money leaves them without a shred of human decency or ordinary emotion.

Strange is also just the second general partner at Andreessen Horowitz (also known as a16z) who has been promoted from within, preceded only by Connie Chan, whose promotion to general partner we reported last month.

Olivia Colman is DC Ellie Miller, whose promotion Hardy usurped while she was on leave.

The gay American bishop whose promotion launched the latest round of internecine bitterness was not invited to Lambeth.

Mr. Soderlund, whose promotion last month to head all of EA's console games underscored the company's Swedification, snorted when he heard this.

"I have asked my officers to penalize those states which are drawing more power than their quota," said Mr. Shinde, whose promotion was announced a few hours later.

In addition, by the last quarter of 2005, 591 'inactive' staff had been recruited and more than 1,100 staff had been promoted (mostly nurses whose promotions had been blocked by civil service rules following a change to the nursing curriculum).

The nearly 400 people included 200 midlevel officials, whose promotions were released today after a weeklong delay.

In reviewing the transgressions of the officials, whose promotions had already been approved by a promotions board, Mr. Grossman has devised what he calls a Department of Motor Vehicles test.

The company was more forthcoming, telling TechCrunch it will refund advertisers whose promotions appeared on these abhorrent apps.

He had also put obstacles in the path of Michael Golden, whose recent promotion to vice-presidential status was hard-won.