Sentence examples for appointment based from inspiring English sources

When Carter appointed Representative Abner Mikva to the D.C. Circuit, a lawsuit challenging the appointment based on Ineligibility Clause objections again failed for lack of standing.

I would make the appointment, but I would make the appointment based upon their recommendation.... Q.

"They told him they could help him get an appointment based on his grades and performance in ROTC.

It has been reported that Villa opted against even interviewing McClaren after fans reacted negatively to the prospect of his appointment based on his poor record as England manager, while former Liverpool boss Benitez is reported to have asked for Villa to commit to a transfer budget.

Google Now tells users when to leave for an appointment based on what it knows about their location, traffic conditions and mode of transport: "Leave by 11 25 am to arrive on time".

However, they also argued that there were possible preventative steps which would lessen the impact: the adoption of appointment based tests such as those used in the TOEFL iBT Test; and the redesign of multiple choice exams through developing new question types, increasing the number of questions based on reasoning, and using a wider range of questions based on materials outside the textbook.

The best way to fix the system is to change it to replace elections with gubernatorial appointments based on merit.

"He makes recommendations for public appointments based on merit, just as he did with the recent appointment of former Labour adviser Simon Stevens as chief executive of NHS England".

The government's top positions are meted out to an ecumenical mix, some appointments based on ability, others on the settlement of political obligations.

He also brought a generation of doctrinaire conservatives into the bureaucracy and the courts, making appointments based on ideological tests that only a genuine movement leader would impose.

And even if the family retains control, the amount of money outside investors have put into Indian firms means they may resist appointments based on surnames.