Sentence examples for Established appointment from inspiring English sources

All four practices were self-described as "well established", "appointment based", "urban", and used "Best Practice Clinical" software for clinical records.

The monitoring and evaluation system developed by FORAL did assist the providers and CHW with establishing appointments for follow-up in a confidential setting.

A House bill introduced in 1990 that would have required the president to tap into the Strategic Petroleum Reserve during an emergency shortage would also have established the appointment of a special investigator to uncover possible gouging and market manipulation by oil companies.

Under the royal prerogative which dates back centuries, the powers of the Crown exercised by the prime minister, without consultation of cabinet or parliament, include the rights to declare war or make peace, sign or ratify treaties, confer honours, make appointments, establish commissions, and grant pardons.

According to Justice Breyer, because the Appointments Clause requires that Congress establish the appointment of officers "by Law," Congress can play a significant role in determining who is an officer.

Let (former supreme court judge) Lord Phillips and (commissioner for public appointments) Sir David Normington establish an appointments process for the regulator.

The U.N. also needs to establish an appointment mechanism for a panel of prospective special envoys who represent a balance of area and functional skills, which will replace current ad-hoc arrangements.

Establish appointments only when you are 99.9999% certain that you can make them.

The Princess Ashraf School of Nursing was established with the appointment of nursing faculty from England and offered a three-year program where the admission requirement was a high school diploma.

Studies researching the effect of invitation type on attendance for breast and cervical cancer screening have established that assigned appointments increased uptake of screening [ 7- 9] and this was the method of choice for recruitment into the UK Biobank [ 1].

More critically, the laws established a less political appointment process, putting a premium on technical expertise.