Sentence examples for appointments ahead from inspiring English sources

Instead he attended an event in his Islington North constituency before heading to Westminster to start work on his frontbench appointments ahead of a busy parliamentary week.

HSBC said Friday that it had named Samir Assaf as head of its global banking and markets business, in a second round of senior management appointments ahead of Stuart Gulliver's taking on the role of chief executive next month.

President Obama thus has three critically important  environmental  appointments  ahead of him — four,  actually, when you count the fact that he has not had a vigorous advocate on environmental, energy and climate issues inside the White House since Carol Browner left her post as "energy czar" in early 2011.

As with BaubleBar's "The Bar" and Bonobos' Guide Shops, Rent the Runway's new showroom operates as a plushy personal shopping experience, and customers are encouraged to book appointments ahead of time with stylists (called "Go-To Girls") for a one-on-one consultation.

They also attempted to create a system to schedule these appointments ahead of time for those stuck outdoors.  .

Questions where difficulty or dissatisfaction with care was expressed by more than 15% of patients included privacy in reception, getting through on the telephone, speaking to a doctor on the phone, being able to book appointments ahead, waiting to be seen by a doctor, and being able to see a doctor of the patient's choice.

The Bannon-Priebus announcement was carefully constructed with Bannon's appointment ahead of Priebus.

An appointment ahead of Saturday's game against Manchester City at the Etihad is considered unlikely, however, with Swansea remaining open to the prospect of managers and coaches applying for the position.

But his appointment ahead of Giles, who was also interviewed two weeks ago having applied for the vacancy left by Dave Nosworthy's return to South Africa, still comes as a major surprise.

The 45‑year‑old, who is to retain Wayne Rooney as his captain, will also oversee the games against Scotland and Spain next month, giving the Football Association much-needed time to identify and secure a long-term appointment ahead of the resumption of the qualifying campaign in March.

Mulgrew said it was important Celtic made the right appointment ahead of the upcoming European qualifiers when the club will seek to secure Champions League football.