Sentence examples for critical appointment from inspiring English sources

Hall said on Tuesday: "This is a very critical appointment.

Charlotte Moore has been named controller of BBC1 in what the director general, Tony Hall, described as a "very critical appointment" for the corporation.

Director general Tony Hall praised the "boldness and originality" of Moore's vision, describing her as a "very critical appointment" for the BBC.

He is one of three people shortlisted to take over the directorship of GCHQ, the Financial Times reported last week, a critical appointment after Edward Snowden's revelations of mass internet and telecoms interception by the government's surveillance HQ.

"This is a critical appointment and the fear is that it is going to be more about politics than it is about the best person to land the job," said one senior industry insider.

In what many consider the most critical appointment of his tenure thus far, Mr. Cuomo must soon name a new leader of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority as it confronts a $9 billion budget shortfall and the struggles of the subway system to avoid backsliding to its darker days.

Mr. Cuomo's choice of a successor will be among the most critical appointments of his tenure.

It fell to citizens in their S.U.V.'s to drive residents to critical appointments and pick up prescription drugs.

In any second term, he is likely to face divided government, split public opinion, a lack of any clear mandate and the need to make critical appointments, starting with state and Treasury.

Instead, we should encourage them to take these critical appointments.

But despite these critical appointments we demonstrated, as a proof of principle that chemotherapy, especially MMC, is able to inhibit tumour cell repopulation significantly.