Sentence examples for appointment that requires from inspiring English sources

In Florida political circles, one Miami Democrat explained, it is understood that anyone seeking a federal appointment that requires Mr. Menendez's blessing should first get Dr. Melgen's backing.

Officials did not rule out the possibility that Ms. Warren, a Harvard law professor, might eventually get the nomination to be the bureau's first director, a five-year presidential appointment that requires the consent of the Senate.

If I have an appointment that requires me to wear a tie, I push a button and the 2-inch color LCD screen turns into a mirror I can use to check the knot.

But it also came after Rodger Lawson was named president of Fidelity, an appointment that required her to report to him, rather than to Fidelity's chief executive, Edward C. Johnson III.

There are also appointments that require no Congressional approval but have terms that run for years.

As the Brady Center points out in its new report, Leadership Vacuum, the ATF vacancy is particularly conspicuous, since 83% of the appointments that require Senate approval have been confirmed or nominated since President Obama took office.

Several have signed a pledge that requires appointment only of those with anti-abortion views to key government posts.

That tells you two things: (1) Every other person in the capital is hoping for an appointment to a position that requires Senate confirmation.

Many new businesses offering a service that requires appointment booking simply don't have the bandwidth to hire an administrative assistant, nor do they have the time for back-and-forth emails and phone calls with customers.

The cloud scheduling platform has attracted 5,000 customers, which it says consists of businesses like massage therapists, spas, photographers, chiropractors, etc. — obviously any small company that requires appointments to do business.

In addition, many patients in Germany with diabetes mellitus are enrolled in a disease management program (DMP) that requires regular appointments and prescribed examinations, so that both physicians and patients are often confronted with the disease.