Sentence examples for appointments leading from inspiring English sources

The strain on counselling services, due to rising demand and low funding, has led to long waiting times and sporadic appointments – leading many students to become frustrated.

The infant - born Tenzin Gyatso - then picked out his predecessor's belongings from a bigger group of items, reportedly shouting "It's mine!" In September, Chinese authorities claimed to have the right to approve all lama appointments, leading to fears that the central government will select a pro-Beijing leader when the incumbent, now 72, dies.

It was revealed that team Venture had lost the task, despite one of their appointments leading to the purchase of some very valuable copper canisters.

-Leading Senate Republicans to filibuster low-level judicial appointments, leading to a shortage of judges all around the country, which persists to this day.

However, such access increased pressure on appointments leading to overbooked clinics and long waiting times.

One of his clients is Hillary Rodham Clinton, who one day has an appointment immediately following Scott's -- an appointment leading to developments potentially meaningful for the inmates.

On average, GPs paid on a FFS basis took 10 15 minutes for a regular appointment, leading to what the FFS respondents called "treadmill pressure".

The union also points to the "increasing influence" of the academies lobby within education policymaking and the high-profile appointments of leading academy sponsors to the chairs of Ofsted and various reviews.

Trump is proposing sweeping science budget cuts, even as he's also raising concerns about the scientific advisory apparatus — the place of scientists in decision-making — by failing to name appointments to leading government scientific and public health positions and aiming cuts at advisory bodies like the EPA's Science Advisory Board.

From here, your role moves into a supervisory one -- staying on top of your surrogate to ensure they are keeping all medical appointments and leading a lifestyle which supports a healthy child.

An exploration of the appointment of "leading figures from business" as British ambassadors to countries which are key export markets.