Sentence examples for guarantee an appointment from inspiring English sources

Britons are also against paying £20 to guarantee an appointment with a GP the next day, by a more than six to one margin.

A nomination does not guarantee an appointment and in a typical year only about 38% of nominees receive an appointment.

"One of Cameron's first acts as Prime Minister was to cut Labour's extended opening hours scheme and scrap our guarantee of an appointment within 48 hours".

"Patients are also finding it harder to get appointments, and turning to A&E instead, after he removed Labour's guarantee of an appointment within 48 hours".

He said Mr Cameron had "removed Labour's guarantee of an appointment within 48 hours" and "cut the money for later opening hours".

"The next Labour government will guarantee a GP appointment within 48 hours or a same-day consultation with a doctor or nurse for those who need it".

Contrary to popular opinion, tenure does not guarantee a lifetime appointment, because college and university faculty can be dismissed for ethical or moral violations, and many are subject to some variant of post-tenure review.

Nagpaul, a GP in north-west London, will also brand as unrealistic Ed Miliband's high-profile pledge last week that under Labour patients would be guaranteed a GP appointment within 48 hours.

Patients in England will no longer be guaranteed a GP appointment within 48 hours under a scaling back of NHS targets.

But as the end of his fellowship approached in late 2012, it became clear that desire, commitment, talent, and a prestigious science education don't guarantee a tenure-track appointment.

The only problem came at first, when patients simply could not believe the new guarantee that they could get an appointment with their doctor on the day they called.