Sentence examples for correct appointment from inspiring English sources

Cook, who has worked with permanent three head coaches in Andy Flower, Ashley Giles and Moores during his two-and-a-half years as England captain, believes making the correct appointment is of greater relevance than the speed by which it is made.

I am sure it is the correct appointment.

"It was important that we moved quickly to appoint a new manager, but it was equally important we undertook extensive homework to ensure the correct appointment," he said.

'Bad patients' are those who do not listen, do not commit to treatment, fail to come to the clinic on the correct appointment days, are not clean or smartly dressed, do not pay for treatment and are impatient or impolite.

Rather than spread collars, wide ties and plaid polyester slacks, the touchstones are a split radiator grille, a high-sill centre console, throwback colour schemes with names like TorRed, B5 Blue and Sublime Green, and period-correct cabin appointments such as Houndstooth fabric upholstery.

But he said appointments should not be made for box-ticking or "politically correct" reasons, as appointments made on that basis were doomed to failure.

If you find an error, call up the credit bureau or reporting agency and set up an appointment to correct the problem.

All these appointments are correct, though we could argue a little about Murray.

If that view is correct, then Mr. Obama's appointments on Wednesday were constitutionally invalid.

Furthermore, we examined the degree to which the follow-up appointments were conducted (as an aspect of the dose delivered), but based on our data we cannot report whether conducting follow-up appointments was correct or incorrect and whether it was due to the OP, the worker, other external factors (such as the employer) or a combination of these elements.

An osteopath will attempt to correct posture at most appointments.