Sentence examples for A future appointment from inspiring English sources

Kasich didn't seem to worry about sabotaging a future appointment in the Bush 45 Administration.

But he is a logical candidate for a future appointment to a high-level position at the Pentagon or elsewhere in government, predicted Ted Samples, a longtime friend who works with Mr. Burbage at Lockheed.

The organization is asking people to donate money or schedule a future appointment to donate blood.

Since some methods can not be provided in these settings, they require a future appointment or referral.

And don't worry if it's too big to get through today; we can make sure we discuss it further at a future appointment.

Women who accept are then contacted by telephone by the local smoking cessation services to agree or decline a future appointment.

Thus it seemed reasonable to consider a referral or future appointment as a desirable behavior change on the part of providers.

That is why Power2010 is calling on Brown, Cameron and Clegg to agree to an immediate freeze on all future appointments.

has gone "nuclear" on the voting for Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch, all but guaranteeing his confirmation Friday by altering longstanding Senate rules, all future appointments to the nation's highest court will require just a simple majority.

To prevent such reforms being unpicked, the Synod of Bishops should be empowered to supervise and vet all future appointments of personnel to the Curia.

Meanwhile, the premier, Daniel Andrews, announced to the Labor party state conference on Saturday that women would make up at least half of all future appointments to paid Victorian government board and court positions.