Sentence examples for changing the appointment from inspiring English sources

If the Supreme Court rules that the board is illegally appointed, Congress could quickly act to save it by changing the appointment process.

"We tried to get in for a month and they kept changing the appointment time," Ms. Fishman said.

Since governors are somewhat constrained in changing the appointment during the term, we would expect this learning effect to be stifled in the first term and more prominent in later terms.

To tackle this problem, the UAMS OB/GYN administration had tested various, new system-restructuring ideas such as changing the appointment scheduling system and the number of nurses, often with little or no success.

Each participant had the option of changing the date and time of his appointment by phoning a call-centre open 12 hours per day.

These included modifying staff roles to give greater responsibility to team members other than dentists, systematically collecting student feedback, changing the patient appointment booking system, and consulting students regarding optimal appointment timings to assist their learning prior to each placement commencing.

What is not known is whether the changes made (which were described as offering screening tests, changing medications or doses, recommending lifestyle changes, changing the frequency of follow-up appointments, or making a diagnosis) were necessary, clinically beneficial or based on existing guidelines or clinical evidence.

Keep in mind that you can reinstate a canceled appointment simply by changing the end date after the termination has been processed.

 The physical separation of the ECU UNICEF and Save the Children staff inhibits effective team work between the organisations.                                                             2 Note: at the time of writing of this report, the situation within the ECU was changing with the appointment of a new Cluster Coordinator.

Theresa May's government has been accused of changing the rules on public appointments to make it easier in future for ministers to pick their political allies for senior jobs at the BBC and regulators such as Ofsted.

A similar model behaviour was obtained by changing the time period between appointments.