Sentence examples for appointments except from inspiring English sources

The freeze, put into effect by acting administrator Kathryn Sullivan, applies to civilian appointments except those already advertised.

By mid-1946 Kapitsa had been dismissed from all of his official appointments, except membership in the Academy of Sciences.

From the second year on, fellowships are awarded in the form of instructional appointments, except for one year of dissertation fellowship.

In 2013, Democrats had invoked the "nuclear option," eliminating the filibuster for all federal judicial appointments except the Supreme Court — allowing them to pack the federal circuit courts with left-wing Obama appointees by simple majority.

The truly democratic solution to Republican obstructionism is to give the president the power to choose all judicial and other appointments, except those that carry lifetime terms.

In November 2013, citing "unbelievable, unprecedented obstruction," then-Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid led the charge to change the Senate rules by eliminating the filibuster for judicial appointments, except for Supreme Court nominees.

Visits to MIT Medical are by appointment, except for urgent care.

But city employees do not go to residences without an appointment, except in emergencies, said Geoffrey Ryan, a department spokesman.

All consultations with doctors, counselors, and psychiatrists are strictly by appointment except in the case of emergency.

Visits to MIT Medical are by appointment, except for urgent care, which is available seven days a week (for hours, please visit the website).

This is a routine appointment, except that this visit is a bit different because it's her last to our favourite consultant, the Iraqi doctor Mum calls Dr Al Jazeera.