Sentence examples for administration of appointment from inspiring English sources

Participants suggested the following barriers to families attending appointments: travel and parking issues; general 'access' difficulties; poor administration of appointment letters; conflicting priorities such as school, work or illness; lengthy waiting times; many scheduled appointments; and forgetting.

GP-practice assistants mainly conduct non-medical tasks such as administration of appointments and coordination of the work flow of the practice.

With a few years of first-hand experience in the administration of faculty appointments under my belt, I can report back from the inside, as it were that there is no such switch.

Mr Cornyn has been pushing for the F-16 C/D sale and at the same time blocking the confirmation of the administration's appointment of Mark Lippert as assistant secretary of defence for Asian and Pacific security affairs, the top Pentagon official for Asia, since October.

George Zoffinger, who is president of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, is one of dozens of people Mr. McGreevey has put forward in the closing weeks of his administration for appointments to influential positions on government agencies, authorities and oversight committees.

Despite Barnes's defeat, however, Johnson can still choose to bring him back into his administration under his powers of appointment.

The economy revived, and there were eager attempts to reform public administration, especially the process of appointment of officials, and law.

It also highlights his administration's appointment of a Hispanic police commander and the county's distribution of a play about immigration to local schools.

In interview after interview this week, black political leaders explained their support for Mr. Gore by citing the Clinton administration's appointment of black officials, its economic successes and its support for cities and affirmative action.

They have so far presided over one relegation, two separate 10-point penalties for going into administration, the appointment of six managers, an ugly rent row with the local council and a highly unpopular temporary move 35 miles away to Northampton.

"We hope that with the involvement of the administration and the appointment of a federal oversight committee that it may help to accelerate that process," she said.