Sentence examples for changed appointment from inspiring English sources

The longer-than-planned intervals were caused in part by the centre's extending waiting time but also in part by patients who changed appointment dates – sometimes introducing long delays.

This was reflected in the focus of interventions on maximising access to same day episodic care through changed appointment systems within the limited services available.

A faculty member should also discuss her/his desire to change appointment tracks with her/his Division Chair.

"It's very difficult for patients to get here, they are late, we have to then lose or change appointments, and the owner of the practice also works with animals and she can't get out to her appointments.

One student described an event where a therapist refused to see a patient when she changed her appointment time, but treated another patient who did not have an appointment.

One couple changed an appointment at the last minute and caught me post-brussels sprouts.

But he could not collect his City Colleges pension if he took another job in higher education within 60 days of his departure, so the trustees changed his appointment to become effective Oct. 1, according to The Chicago Tribune.

She was flexible (I changed my appointment a few times) and punctual when the time came to chat through my inventory.

I changed our appointment several times, but she was busy with debate, or her part time job, or something else that was more important to her than taking a family photo.

But if there was one segment of the HBO-subscribing population that just had to make "Game Change" appointment viewing, it was the political media.

The 1833 Act changed the appointments system so that Masters in Chancery would henceforth be appointed by The Crown, not by the Lord Chancellor, and that they would be paid wages.