Sentence examples for appointments who from inspiring English sources
The rest of the crowd, those without appointments, who had returned day after day to try their luck, watched them.
You've got to get the people who make the appointments, who draw up the job specification," she said.
"I've met women in their 50s at hospital appointments who are now seeking help for problems relating to childbirth decades ago," reports Cyee on Mumsnet.
The new code on public appointments will give ministers greater powers over who oversees a raft of agencies, watchdogs and advisory committees, while weakening the involvement of the independent commissioner for public appointments, who scrutinises the system.
More importantly, Obama has generally preferred cabinet appointments who either have experience in Congress or who have already been confirmed by Congress for a lower position, and Patrick meets neither criteria.
And he insists that the Fidesz nominees to important public positions are a) not necessarily party placemen and b) thoroughly competent.Asked to name some of his government appointments who are not loyal political hacks, he ponders the question briefly and then starts firing out names.
Deila is a rookie manager, a low-budget appointment who I hope might yet blossom into something better.
"It will be my appointment who comes in and it is one I don't want to take too long over in making my mind up.
"Every day that passes, Hugh Carey grows taller," says Richard Ravitch, New York's current lieutenant governor (by emergency appointment), who has been battling another runaway state budget mess.
Lawyers representing other opponents of Ms. Black's appointment who sued argued Dr. Steiner had gone beyond the law by considering the new senior deputy chancellor position when he granted Ms. Black's waiver.
Ms. Hill will soon be named a co-host of the weekend edition of "Today," according to people with knowledge of the appointment, who insisted on anonymity because they were not authorized to talk about it ahead of time.
