He had expected a high postwar appointment, for which, as director of counter-espionage in Latin America, he was ideally qualified.
The Regius chair at Oxford is a crown appointment for which only citizens of the crown are eligible, but Osler had kept his Canadian nationality.
The position will also involve mentoring the coach of the England Under-20s team, another new appointment for which Hull's Richard Agar is thought to be the favourite.
As Clinton likes to point out, she is the first New York senator ever to serve on the Senate Armed Services Committee, an appointment for which she had to give up her seat on the Senate Budget Committee.
Carol Barnes, professor of psychology and neurology at the University of Arizona in Tucson, is a reviewing editor at the Journal of Neuroscience, a 3-year appointment for which she receives no compensation.
Imagine Moller heading off for an appointment for which he's late, really moving quite fast (there are no speed-limits up there yet) and he hears a bullhorn from behind sternly command, "Pull that VTOL over and hover!" Or Moller, decides to bring a little contraband into the States through the Mexican border with California, only to see one of these bearing down on him.
In the first alternative, the earlier appointment was assumed to be the appointment for which all CHW home visits were necessary.
As with Noah Morris's January 1928 appointment, for which he personally carved the money out of University funds, Principal MacAlister was again closely involved in the establishment of the new lectureship.
Using the date of the scheduled appointment, the date of the CHW visit(s), and the date on which the participant actually visited the clinic, the appointment type for which the participant was visited was identified.
