Sentence examples for from appointments to from inspiring English sources
On July 13th the committee set out its own ideas on how to clean up the way political parties are financed.Its main conclusion, other than that the system should be more transparent, is that honours should be separated from appointments to the Lords.
In the letters, written between September 2004 and April 2005 during Mr Blair's second term, the prince adopts a no-nonsense tone with ministers, imparting advice on issues from appointments to public roles to the plight of the Patagonian toothfish, and lobbying for action in areas from school meals to the provision of military equipment.
It also provides travel times to and from appointments to offer up a better idea of when to leave.
In addition to managing everything from appointments to your waiting room, the company is working on improving communication channels between doctors and patients, and between multiple practitioners.
It was a record number of filibusters, from appointments to treaties to bills, abusing the power that was designed to protect minority views.
These varied from not showing up on or walking away from appointments, to disqualifying and offending professionals, to shopping around for help, or claiming, threatening, fighting and stalking professionals.
They befriend a taxi driver, Ahmed, who shepherds them about town from appointment to appointment.
If Mr. Perry's aides can assemble the votes to approve an insurance commissioner, things can move quickly from appointment to Senate Nominations Committee to the full Senate.
Flying around from appointment to appointment on a flea-market Schwinn, her wispy blond hair crammed into a helmet, she began by talking to anyone who would listen.
This is why Mina no longer drives anywhere anymore, and instead walks -- leisurely, laboriously -- from appointment to appointment, assignation to assignation.
Roberta also desperately wants to have a child, a subject she discusses with her husband via cellphone as she charges from appointment to appointment.
