Sentence examples for financial appointments from inspiring English sources

His financial appointments have been a disgrace.

And so the immigrant and the native-born American, alike in so many ways, end up holding ideologically opposed positions that lead them to have different views on any number of issues — debt, oil drilling, health care, the Middle East, Egypt, Libya, nuclear disarmament, global warming, financial regulation, Supreme Court appointments, you name it.

It's been really difficult, being the sole provider to the family, managing work, Briana's appointments, financial strains...new prescriptions every week, emergency trips, doctor's appointments.

For example, few voters are going to change their view of Trump based on his position on flag burning, but hammering away at the orthodox trickle down economic views of his insider financial elite cabinet appointments just might, particularly after the GOP congress helps him pass these damaging policies.

As new instruments for IADL functioning in MCI are being developed, researchers should include items measuring the domains of financial capacities, keeping appointments, task completion time and task accuracy.

If this is achieved, future criteria for MCI could postulate mild deficits in IADL functioning (that is, more than 1.5 standard deviations below healthy controls) in at least one of the following domains: financial abilities, keeping appointments, task completion time, task accuracy or remembering recent events.

State officials remain undeterred by the challenge, and the financial advisory board appointment shows the governor intends to move forward with the consent agreement.

Endoscopy is an important setting in which to examine attendance because of its limited availability among many patient populations and the substantial financial impact of appointment no-show by patients [ 15].

It is understood the Foxes have made the appointments with financial fair play in mind.

The new rules are intended to strike at the heart of the patronage system by barring state and county political party leaders and their law firms from appointments as financial guardians for those who cannot handle their own affairs, including the elderly, children and the infirm.

All their financial support and staff appointments come from local governments.