Sentence examples for appointment extended from inspiring English sources

In 2009, under the Labour government, she took on a role as the country's digital champion, an appointment extended by the coalition administration.

On the list of individuals who were given the appointments, or had their appointment extended in the last days of the Harper government, nearly a dozen sit on boards or tribunals that have legal authority.

The province has some good reasons for wanting autonomy: the central government's power of appointment extends from school-teachers to provincial governors.

The appointment extends through this year's election.

In 1981 his appointment was extended for life.

To take a less dramatic example, at Fred's request, the Head of Department agrees to bring it about that he gives the Kant lectures if his appointment is extended.

He was set to retire from the RAAF on reaching the age limit in 1964, but his appointment was extended a further two years owing to the shortage of technical officers.

Presidents have long claimed, attorneys general have long affirmed and the Senate has long acquiesced to the president's authority to make recess appointments during extended breaks within a Senate session.

Fīrūz also made little or no attempt to pay officers in cash (rather than in assignments of land revenue), granted hereditary appointments, and extended the system of revenue farming.

After 3 months of treatment, appointments are extended for patients with better adherence to treatment and an improved clinical condition.

Due to long waits for primary care appointments and extended emergency department wait times, newer sites for episodic primary care services, such as urgent care centers, have developed.