Sentence examples for defined appointment from inspiring English sources

There is a defined appointment process that is carried out by dedicated administrative personnel.

That's useful for those ascribing to a true cord cutting lifestyle, which is no longer defined by "appointment TV" where you tune in at a certain time to watch something live.

Unpunctuality has been defined as appointment time minus arrival time.

The invitation letter does not specify any pre-defined appointment date ― women are free to make an appointment in a list of accredited centres enclosed with the letter of invitation.

Non-urgent consultations were considered to be defined as all appointments other than emergency appointments which were offered to patients who needed to be seen on the day of request; they therefore included patients attending the practices for various reasons, for example blood tests, medication review, symptom management and chronic disease monitoring.

The prime minister's duties have yet to be defined, but the appointment of Mr. Abbas -- provided he accepts it -- may ultimately force Mr. Arafat to begin ceding some of his tightly held authority.

Moreover, whereas three of four of the managers who did not succeed in their jobs lacked industry experience, only four of ten successful managers lacked such experience (I defined a failed appointment as one in which the new manager was fired within three years of taking charge).

Rosenstein has been the No. 2 Justice Department official since April 2017, his tenure defined by his appointment of Robert S. Mueller III to lead the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and the attacks he incurred from President Trump for doing so.

A perhaps more contentious issue in the policy is the defined period of appointment.

We will define GP appointments using the clinical data file of the CPRD.

ASEs must obtain express advance written permission from their supervisors before working beyond the number of hours defined for their appointments.