Sentence examples for appointments are certain from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, White House appointments are certain to be blocked by the same obstructionist Republican senators who are determined to keep the NLRB from operating.

Whether President Obama gets another bite at the apple or Governor Romney gets a shot at the next appointment, there are certain tenets that should be adhered to when looking for a new OIRA director.

Judicial appointments are a top priority for Mr Bush's conservative base, but are certain to create a poisonous battle in the Senate.

Two appointments are all but certain: Vice-president Xi Jinping to take over from President Hu Jintao (as party chief after the Congress and as president next March); and Li Keqiang to replace his boss, the prime minister, Wen Jiabao, also next March.

But the rumor mill, of course, was churning wildly among Democrats, and aides to Mr. McGreevey said some appointments were virtually certain.

Limitations are also set during the final weeks; for example, no new students can start the process after a certain deadline, and no more VF appointments are permitted after a certain final date (several days prior the written final exam).

Cameron and Osborne were quick to welcome the appointment, but it is certain to run into opposition during a commissioner's hearing next month in the European parliament.

But the appointment of the liberal politician, who has spent decades living in the west, was mired in confusion with a spokesman for the presidential office saying consultations were continuing and the appointment had never been certain.

These are the places where the law defines us specifically as unequal, where we can make a reliable appointment with discrimination and be certain that it will show up right on time.

People with autism may lose concentration and focus after a certain amount of time anyway, so overly-long appointments are worthless for everybody.

(Appointments are encouraged).