Sentence examples for knowledge of the appointment from inspiring English sources

But others with knowledge of the appointment said that her promotion could be announced as early as Monday.

The group is led by Pat Fili-Krushel, and Ms. Turness would report to her, according to the people with knowledge of the appointment.

Ms. Curry is likely to take Ms. Vieira's seat in June, according to people with direct knowledge of the appointment who also described plans for the news conference.

Richard Stengel, the managing editor of Time magazine, is leaving to become under secretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs at the State Department, according to people with knowledge of the appointment.

Ms. Hill will soon be named a co-host of the weekend edition of "Today," according to people with knowledge of the appointment, who insisted on anonymity because they were not authorized to talk about it ahead of time.

NBC News is on the verge of naming Deborah Turness, the head of ITV News in Britain, as its next president, according to several people with knowledge of the appointment.

LONDON – Credit Suisse named co-heads for its investment banking operations in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, following the resignation of Jamie Welch after a year in the job, a person with knowledge of the appointments said on Wednesday.

Educational approaches were also proposed by hospital-based participants, with managers and executives focusing on the costs and consequences of missing appointments, while doctors and HCPs emphasized knowledge of the reason for the appointment, and their rights and responsibilities around cancelling appointments.

Notably, knowledge of the screening test, appointment, distance travelled to the health facility and waiting time were the only predictors of satisfaction.

Minutes after the appointment, a senior source with close knowledge of the Met claimed there were doubts about the appointment.

The seven supposed members of this new commission, including Lib Dem peer Lord Anthony Lester, deny any knowledge of their appointment.