Sentence examples for make a new appointment from inspiring English sources

A statement  said the owners, who have called a news conference on Saturday, have decided to make a new appointment "to deliver their long-term vision".

A statement  from the new Kuwaiti owners, who have called a news conference on Saturday, said they have decided to make a new appointment "to deliver their long-term vision".

The commission will make a new appointment.

Pochettino will make a new appointment as Spurs captain at the end of the transfer window.

"They said we'd have to make a new appointment for six weeks later," she said.

"Mr Cotterill met with the club's new owners, the Al-Hasawi familyesterdaydandafterfter long deliberations they have decided to make a new appointment in a bid to deliver their long-term vision.

"Now we are looking at it in a strategic way - we've just made a new appointment on the cycling side to assist in that - so I think we are looking at it differently". Cardiff's STC is 50% funded by the Welsh Assembly Government, which sees sustainable travel as key to achieving the ambitious target it has set itself of cutting transport carbon emissions by 3% by 2011.

If a patient did not show up at the scheduled return visit, the therapist contacted the patient and made a new appointment.

However, in our study, some individuals did not go for testing because they mistook the online planning tool to be a real appointment planner and, once the planned appointment was missed, they felt uncomfortable making a new appointment.

Roosevelt feared that the mostly aged justices would go on to destroy the rest of his legislative achievements before he would have a chance to make any new appointments.

Typically, board members continue to serve after their terms expire, as they have in this case, and they are reappointed, or until a new appointment is made.