Sentence examples for appointments committee from inspiring English sources
On the advice of his appointments committee, Mr. Bloomberg appointed Jeanne Hammock, a member who abstained during the voting on Mr. Velella's application, and Irene Prager.
But students of Intractable Studies may note that the recognition panel established to assess the worth of a self-regulator applying for sanctification under the charter – and appointed in turn by an appointments committee of great and good public servants – has had nothing substantive to do from day one.
But Mr. Kaplow, who is also a member of the school's appointments committee, said "The school is not going to appoint people to the faculty in any different way" because of Mr. Bell's protest.
He also plans to expand the judicial appointments committee, which chooses all of Israel's judges.
The judicial appointments committee should be looking at "potential" as well as "achievement", he said.
Not long ago I was on an appointments committee reading the recommendations of job candidates.
The President may appoint one or more Appointments Committees for senior appointments and one or more for junior appointments, and the President may appoint special Appointments Committees.
Last year, almost 700 candidates were interviewed by faculty appointments committees from more than 130 schools.
They are responsible for setting and monitoring standards of medical education and training, registering qualified doctors, revalidation, enforcing medical codes of conduct, upholding professional values, issuing evidence-based clinical guidelines, and participating in the appointments committees of NHS organisations.
Netanyahu, in his relief, promised that he would consult more with his ministers, that he would pay more attention to Russian issues, that he would set up an internal-appointments committee within the Cabinet which would include Sharansky.
But the gap did give two of Stephenson's potential heirs a chance to strut their stuff in case members of the informal appointment committee – David Cameron, Teresa May and Mayor Boris – just happened to be watching.
