Sentence examples for business appointments from inspiring English sources
Second, more robust rules on business appointments should be developed and enforced.
He sought, and received, approval from the advisory committee on business appointments before undertaking this project".
Users fill the calendar with personal and business appointments, but they can also transmit to the Web any blocks of time they would like to make available for business appointments.
A spokesman for Sawers said the appointments were "appropriately vetted and approved" by the advisory committee on business appointments.
If you're meticulous about the hygiene of your calendar — for example, by regularly entering addresses for the locations of your business appointments — MileLogr could be very useful.
The appointment was approved by David Cameron and the advisory committee on business appointments last week, although Deloitte did not announce the high-profile signing.
Do you think your party has a business interest in being against mansion taxes, but no interest in low-rent, low-cost accommodation?" Not one to shirk a difficult question, he told me – via his PA – that: "post-ministerial appointments have been approved by the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments.
The 62-year-old will advise overseas governments on how to implement "effective tax regimes", according to details of the appointment published on the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments website.
Smith's appointment was approved by the prime minister on the advice of the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, which handles applications from top civil servants wishing to take jobs in the private sector.
In addition, ministers must comply with guidelines when they leave office: For two years after leaving office, they must get the approval of the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments for any appointment or employment they wish to take up.
Tesco said: "Tim Smith was appointed to his role as group technical director at Tesco in accordance with the rules set out by the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments.
