Sentence examples for appointments of which from inspiring English sources

Along the way, there is a visit to Bootsie's bedroom, the appointments of which include large posters of Tom Selleck and Billy Graham.

Transport for intervention patients clinical appointments (of which there are at least two more than research appointments) are not reimbursed as this may influence the outcome.

Additionally, 14 held full-time academic staff appointments (two clinicians, seven basic scientists and five "others") and 26 held non-staff appointments of which 14 were employed on a casual basis (five clinicians, 8 basic scientists and one teacher) and 12 were basic science PhD students, one of whom was also medically qualified.

Indeed Ecclestone confirmed that he believed Donald Mackenzie, the co-chairman of CVC, would not make any appointment of which the board did not approve.

It would be welcome to have further clarification on the practice of paying interns, the appointment of which are still fashionable in industries such as media, TV, and professional firms.

"The first specific test," he said, "was the appointment of a new executive chairman, and here the behavior last week of the members of the Security Council who are clearly the spokespeople for Iraq suggests that they are not prepared to see an appointment of which Iraq does not approve.

6,506 booked an appointment of which 5,408 (49.6%) completed the screening process and 5,354 (49.1%) had complete health status data (3442 South Asian and 1912 African-Caribbean participants).

Telephone screening excluded a further 269 individuals, primarily because of a diarrhoea predominant form of IBS, and 310 individuals were issued with a clinic appointment, of which 236 attended.

Compared to clients with one appointment (of which the majority were new clients), clients with between 5 11 prior service appointments in the last 12 months were less likely to have alcohol status assessed, and clients with 12 or more appointments were more likely to have physical activity assessed.

This advice included suggested patronage appointments, one of which was an unimplemented proposal that Arthur himself be appointed chief justice of the Northwest Territories (a position that did not at the time exist).

"I am gobsmacked by these appointments, most of which could just as easily have come from a President McCain, Boott wrote.