The phrase "appointment in the first" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a scheduled meeting or event that occurs first in a sequence, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "I have an appointment in the first slot of the day, so I need to leave early."
Alternatives: "first appointment" or "initial meeting".
Which rather undermines the whole point of this appointment in the first place.
Undercutting one of the key points of Mueller's appointment in the first place.
But his appointment in the first place is impossible to defend.
But this success, and indeed his appointment in the first place, came in the face of Thatcher's active opposition.
It seems obvious that such ministers would be more likely to promote the views of the large donors that influenced their appointment in the first place.
Many American fans are likely to cheer Klinsmann's departure – just as many of them welcomed his appointment in the first place.
It was a five-thirty appointhent, in the second week of October.
So the president should not make a SCOTUS appointment in the fourth year of either term by this logic.
Last December, former department of justice (DOJ) official Kyle Sampson discussed appointing Tim Griffin, a Karl Rove protege, to a US attorney post in Arkansas using the secret provision of the Patriot act that allowed the Bush administration to make its controversial appointments in the first place.
In the majority of cases, the total time will be made up of a longer first consultation, including diagnostic enquiry and impact assessment (up to 45 min in specialist care), and 1 3 shorter follow-up appointments in the first and subsequent years.
In the majority of cases, the total time will be made up of a longer first consultation, including diagnostic enquiry and impact assessment (up to 45 min in specialist care), and 1 3 shorter follow-up appointments in the first and subsequent years. .
