Sentence examples for appointments should be made from inspiring English sources

Overall, the respondents believed that board appointments should be made on the basis of publication record and research reputation.

Mr. Sampson said these appointments should be made under that new act.

Instead of making this huge expenditure, if the government is actually keen on serving justice quickly, then more judicial appointments should be made.

Self-regulator: The Committee was not satisfied that the proposed "recognition criteria" would deliver a sufficiently independent self-regulator for the following reasons: (i) the Petition states that appointments should be made without any direction from the industry.

He echoed Grant on quotas, adding that appointments should be made according to talent and that while ratios may solve the problem short-term, they won't change mindsets and culture.

Appointments should be made in advance on-line.

The appointment should be made right before or after the lectures.

An appointment should be made to discuss the rationale for the Minor theme preceding submission of the declaration forms.

After Blagojevich was charged, the Democratic party discussed whether the Senate appointment should be made by someone other than Blagojevich, or whether a special election should be held.

A permanent successor is not expected to be named until January, but an interim appointment should be made as soon as possible.

If audiological assessment is not performed before discharge because of a short hospital stay, an outpatient appointment should be made during the following month at the latest.