Sentence examples for of such an appointment from inspiring English sources

And there have been no reports of such an appointment.

In Zurich only a few days ago, a genuinely highly-placed Fifa insider, who is a long-time friend of Osieck, told me that the former Socceroos coach had tipped Postecoglou as his successor months ago and was "well aware of the local media machine" in support of such an appointment.

However, asked what the squad would think of such an appointment, midfielder Iain Vigurs said: "We would welcome it.

Usually associates work at CERN for no more than a year; the absolute maximum duration of such an appointment is 2 years.

As the current head of the Sri Lanka Freedom Party, Sirisena would have to approve of such an appointment, something he's unlikely to do.

The appointment of the CNO is a positive development, as the experience in other countries has shown the impact of such an appointment on cohesion and collective action by the nursing profession (1, 14).

However, inclusion of the option to change to such an appointment in the letter inviting women to an office hour appointment was associated with a significant increase in attendance (76.1% vs 73.3%).

With so many players to be brought in before the start of next season, such an appointment to complement the manager may have made sense.

For the former editor of the Daily Mirror, such an appointment would signify redemption, and a riposte to critics who said his reputation was in ruins, after he was fired from the newspaper in 2004 for publishing doctored photographs purporting to show the torture of Iraqi prisoners by British troops.

In fact, Eisenhower intently sought to appoint a Catholic to the Court in part because there had been no Catholic Justice since Murphy's death in 1949, and in part because Eisenhower was directly lobbied by Cardinal Francis Spellman of the Archdiocese of New York to make such an appointment.

When Roland Martin posed this question to me on TVOne's NewsOneNow Show, I initially agreed with fellow guest Dr Avis Jones-DeWeever, former executive director of the National Council of Negro Women, that such an appointment was due – on general principle but also in recognition of our loyal voting bloc.