Sentence examples for appointments if from inspiring English sources

"I wondered," he writes in his book "The Audacity of Hope," alluding to Senate battles over George W. Bush's court appointments, "if in our reliance on the courts to vindicate not only our rights but also our values, progressives had lost too much faith in democracy".

That has raised some concern over the potential quality of his appointments if he becomes governor.

"I don't think they're going to be making any appointments, if John Ashcroft's nomination means anything," Mr. Kramer said.

A spokeswoman for the Department of Health said: "We would urge people not to put off their dentist appointments if they are experiencing problems.

That would represent a significant weakening of Ms. Reding's intended penalties, which mandate fines or the blocking of appointments if a board tilted too heavily toward one gender.

Currently, I'd say that a majority of the Court will vote to reject these challenges, but more conservative appointments (if there are any) could change that balance.

Some court employees and political leaders are barred from appointments, and people cannot receive new appointments if they earned more than $75,000 from appointments the previous year.

And there could be more recess appointments, if not in the coming days, then next month, when Congress is expected to recess over the Washington's Birthday Day holiday.

Ms. Reding had intended penalties like fines or the blocking of appointments if a board tilted too heavily toward one gender.

Senate Republicans have vowed to block her appointment if President Obama nominates her.

He predicted that Republicans would not end up blocking her appointment if the president nominates her.