Examples of 'promoted to the post' in a sentence
Meaning of "promoted to the post"
promoted to the post: This phrase means to be advanced or elevated to a higher position or rank within an organization or hierarchy. It implies that an individual has been given a new job or role with more responsibilities and authority
How to use "promoted to the post" in a sentence
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promoted to the post
I am going to be promoted to the post of director.
Almost immediately there was speculation of his being promoted to the post of lieutenant governor.
She was later promoted to the post of deputy editor of the Rapport.
Having started as a turner, he was later promoted to the post of mechanical engineer.
In 1996 he was promoted to the post of Deputy Director-General for science and technology.
Following the Partition of India, he was promoted to the post of captain in 1948.
In 1975 was promoted to the post of Director, Public Administration and Personnel Service.
One year later he was promoted to the post of adjunct professor.
In 1862 he was promoted to the post of chief of assistants to the lord.
Napoleon is promoted to the post.
Once I get promoted to the post of a shooter.
In 1857 Barry was sent to Canada and promoted to the post of inspector-general of hospitals.
Gradually she got promoted to the post of Chief Section Supervisor.
The same year she was promoted to the post as the party 's first vice leader.
In September 2010, he was promoted to the post of the president of the chamber.
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Subsequently, he was promoted to the post of Ambassador to the United States in January 1998.
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