Sentence examples for appointment opening from inspiring English sources

The cause of the fluster is the committee's report, Government by Appointment: Opening up the Patronage State, and particularly one suggestion of how "ordinary" people could be involved.

That appointment opened up the Congressional seat, which Mr. Sanford held in the 1990s.

The fact that the allegations had been widely publicised prior to Brough's appointment opens up questions about the standards the prime minister expects of his ministers.

Initially, his appointment opened the door to renewed dealings with international lenders, including the IMF.

NC: Would you have sought this if there hadn't been an appointment open, if it had been an election?

The appointment of opening batsman Warner as vice-captain underlines his growing maturity and status in the side.

Anyone with a taste for sultry, devious, adrenaline-boosting suspense stories may want to cancel a few appointments before opening this one.

It was a controversial appointment that opened Cameron to political attack and is costing the Tory party a hefty salary – reputedly £200,000 a year.

Abby Stewart first called Deschamps-Braly's office last fall, and, when she was told that a surgical appointment had opened up for later in the year, she flew from Denver to San Francisco for a consultation.

Any wavering by Francis on the Barros appointment could open a Pandora's box of renewed allegations against Errázuriz and others in the Chilean church hierarchy who dismissed allegations from victims and instead stood by Karadima.

For instance, a new application could call a traveler to notify him that his flight had been canceled or that an appointment had opened up at his doctor's office.