Sentence examples for accepting appointment from inspiring English sources

"There is a constitutional problem with an elected judge accepting appointment to a political office during his or her term of office," said Prof. Gerald Uelmen of the Santa Clara University School of Law.

She began carrying a pair of cell phones with backup batteries, reading Forbes, and accepting appointments from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Mr. Halvorssen's father eventually settled down, accepting appointments as a cabinet minister and diplomat, and married into one of Venezuela's first families, descendants of the country's first two presidents, Cristóbal Mendoza and Simón Bolivar.

Newspaper owners backed down on initial demands to have a veto over the board members of any new press regulator, accepting appointments should instead be made by "consensus".

Today, anyone in California can use HealthSouk's online marketplace to find a dentist regardless of their location, and the startup currently has 90 providers in Northern California who are accepting appointments.

In 1724 he reluctantly accepted appointment as archbishop of Armagh and primate of the Church of Ireland.

A year later, Stettinius left private industry to accept appointment as chairman of the War Resources Board.

In 1964, after Kennedy's assassination, he accepted appointment as head of Pres.

In the winter of 1967, Fisher was ill, but in early 1968 he accepted appointment to the high court.

After serving as president of the Board of Education (1905 07), he reluctantly accepted appointment as chief secretary for Ireland.

Jones resigned as RFC chairman in 1939 in order to accept appointment as director of the Federal Loan Agency.