Sentence examples for appointed examination from inspiring English sources

He nominated candidates for administrative positions in his area, appointed examination committees, supervised examination content and procedures, and presided over an academic council.

The inquest into his death was replaced by a politically appointed examination of the "circumstances surrounding" his death.

Fifty-four wexcludeduded at the telephone screening because of medical conditions, 74 never came in for their appointed physical examination, 40 declined to participate after the physical examination, 19 were excluded for medical conditions discovered at the physical examination, 4 dropped out after their first exposure, and 6 dropped out after their second exposure (n = 197).

We chose this time range because patients with recent diagnoses are currently not appointed to follow-up examination and could bias the result.

Student enrollments, academics, assessments and examinations are managed by the respective deans, the Controller of Examinations and appointed faculty members.

In both departments, forms were completed when patients were appointed to follow-up examinations.

"A planning inspector will then be appointed to hold a public examination and determine whether the plan is a sound document," the spokesperson added.

It could then be reviewed during the next stage of the reform, when the system of appointed life peerages came under examination.

In 1030 he placed first in the doctoral examinations and was appointed a judge at the western capital, Luoyang.

In 1920, the National Geographic Society began an archaeological examination of Chaco Canyon, and appointed Neil Judd, then 32, to head the project.

Those who passed the provincial examinations (juren) could be appointed directly to posts in the lower echelons of the civil service.