Sentence examples for appointments reserved from inspiring English sources

He drew attention to the fact they had obtained grants, awards and appointments reserved for Aboriginal applicants.

Teaching duties will include three undergraduate courses, with 25% of the appointment reserved for the Fellows' own research.

— A limited-edition Mini Cooper model, packed with luxury appointments usually reserved for Rolls-Royce cars, siphoned some of the excitement from the North American debut of the Mini Coupe.

As Congress considers Mr. Bush's demand that the Homeland Security Department be exempt from civil service rules, it should recall that those rules were introduced out of revulsion over the "spoils system," under which federal appointments were reserved for political loyalists -- a practice begun under Jackson.

EIR and IIR mentor appointments are reserved for UChicago Booth students.

The justification for the exercise of appointment powers reserved by the Constitution for heads of departments, based on a mere recusal, does not convert a Deputy Attorney General into an Acting Attorney General, argues Kamenar.

Graduate student academic appointments are normally reserved for UCB students.

We should have planned better and reserved appointments at Las Rocas since we wanted to catch the sunset while having a pedicure.

Now, she books and pays for a Manicube appointment online, reserving a time slot and receiving a confirmation e-mail and calendar download to add to her schedule.

The Northern Ireland Secretary Karen Bradley has passed two budget bills for NI through the Commons, and has taken appointment powers usually reserved for Stormont ministers including that of the Attorney General for Northern Ireland.

"HomeMe is making the rental process faster and more convenient for renters and apartment management companies by allowing renters to easily browse listings, book appointments and reserve an apartment that they are approved to rent from their mobile phone," said Douglas, in a statement.