Sentence examples for appointments hearing from inspiring English sources

The most commonly reported experiences that triggered fear included yearly follow-up appointments, doctors' appointments, hearing of another's cancer, physical symptoms or pain, news reports about breast cancer, and the anniversary of the diagnosis.

On 8 February, Ebdon was due to appear before the Commons' business select committee for a "pre-appointment" hearing.

The committee will want to hold a pre-appointment hearing with her successor".

He did, however, accept the idea of the committee conducting a pre-appointment hearing to scrutinise the next chosen candidate.

After interviews a favoured candidate is announced and put before a select committee in a pre-appointment hearing, then an appointment will be made by the Queen.

The health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has apparently asked the health select committee to hold a public pre-appointment hearing to check out Prior's suitability for the post.

Lord Patten was giving evidence to MPs on the Commons culture, media and sport select committee in the first ever "pre-appointment hearing" for the position.

But there'll be few tears shed in Downing Street over the failure of Professor Les Ebdon to make it past his pre-appointment hearing".

The new chair of the BBC Trust, Rona Fairhead, told MPs in her pre-appointment hearing earlier this month that she would watch the show while eating her tea before going to bed and waking up again to watch Match of the Day.

In their report on the pre-appointment hearing, the MPs said that although Ebdon "demonstrated an all-round understanding of widening participation, we were not convinced by his descriptions of the root causes of the obstacles to accessing universities.

Beith is particularly concerned that his committee was not told of Janine McDowell's leading role in Sodexo when they endorsed her husband as Grayling's preferred candidate at a special pre-appointment hearing for the job last autumn.