Sentence examples for indirect appointment from inspiring English sources

But the White House chose a more indirect appointment — making her an assistant to the president — to avoid a confirmation battle with lawmakers who argue that she's a bank-slaying radical.

Pachauri's spokesperson said he had no direct or indirect role in the appointment.

Bonded indirect restorations require two appointments: one for provisional treatment and one for luting with resin cement and dentin bonding agents (DBA).

Direct support activities may include management of medication and diet or transportation to appointments, while indirect support activities may include such activities as providing reassurance and information or purchasing healthy food [ 17].

However, as indirect procedures require multiple appointments, the use of temporary restorations and temporary luting cements is necessary to cover the prepared part of the tooth and to protect the pulp from external stimuli, before a patient's cosmetic and functional needs are fully restored [ 2, 3].

There is also the irony that Senator Kennedy, who urged state legislators to approve the special election bill, was himself once an indirect beneficiary of the state's appointment system.

For romiplostim, because of more frequent nurse appointments associated with subcutaneous administration, indirect costs could include costs for time taken off work, transport and other out-of-pocket costs.

In a recent qualitative review, economic constraints due to absences from work to attend appointments, or the direct and indirect costs of accessing treatment, were commonly cited by patients as important barriers to completing TB treatment (Munro 2007).