Sentence examples for accepting an appointment from inspiring English sources

Accepting an appointment in such a school presumes that you would at least respect this.

Friends said Mr. Thompson agonized over accepting an appointment from Mr. Bush.

WASHINGTON — Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York has reservations about accepting an appointment as secretary of state in the Obama administration, an adviser to Mrs. Clinton who is familiar with her thinking said on Tuesday.

If you have a yen for "public service," as it is invariably known in this stratum, you can satisfy it by accepting an appointment in the relevant federal body.

So far, two of the six charges of unprofessional conduct — the accusation of accepting an appointment as project officer in Project Coast and of testing chemical irritants and incapacitating substances — have been dropped, but the Health Professionals Council plans to go ahead with the case, which resumes on March 27th.

You may want to refrain from accepting an appointment with a censured administration.

When incumbent Attorney General Stephens resigned in December 1979 to accept an appointment to the Kentucky Supreme Court, Beshear was appointed to fill the vacancy until his term officially began in January.

In 1865 he transferred to the University of Leipzig, joining Ritschl, who had accepted an appointment there.

His eighth term was cut short in 1997 when he accepted an appointment by Pres.

The year before, he had accepted an appointment as professor of journalism at the University of Tennessee.

Certainly no self-respecting candidate should accept an appointment by Mr. Blagojevich.