Sentence examples for make further appointments from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mills, in an interview, said he planned to make further appointments to the oversight board in the coming weeks.

Angelieri will join the board of directors and the O's expect to make further appointments to the board in due course.

When you sit around the table with people who have experience with a certain method or approach, you can ask detailed questions and make further appointments to discuss the details.

90% of GPs indicated that they would discuss the benefits and limitation of testing with the man, with most (61%) preferring to ask the man to make a further appointment if he decides to be tested.

Worcester Warriors have made a further appointment to their backroom team by bringing in Corin Palmer as rugby operations director at Sixways.

King has already made it clear that further appointments will be made to the board.

Further appointments made after 10.30pm included Brandon Lewis, a key ally during May's leadership, becoming minister for policing, and Robert Goodwill becoming the new immigration minister.

No further appointments have been made since then, and only four appointees were still living as of May 2014.

In general, for women with a relatively low risk and who were not eligible for genetic testing, no further appointments were made (47% of the women).

A spokesman for English Heritage said further appointments were being made, including that of Professor Martin Daunton, master of Trinity Hall, Cambridge.

Senate Democrats repeated the move during breaks for the rest of Mr. Bush's presidency, and Mr. Bush did not try to make any further recess appointments.