Sentence examples for partial appointment from inspiring English sources

One other woman has a partial appointment in the chemistry department, but her primary appointment is in biology.

The richly symbolic iconography" and Masonic influences on the scheme of decoration are significant, Gillingham suggesting that Burges's Freemasonry connections were a partial explanation for his appointment and noting that a "symbolic masonic commentary pervades the Chapel.

With that in mind, along with its public (partial) unveiling, Rushmore is announcing the appointment of Alex Hunter, the former Global Head of Online for Richard Branson's Virgin Group, as its CEO.

Only 21 patients were appointed due to a partial booking system where parents had to phone in to book their appointment once notified by the hospital by letter.

There is no direct connection between the appointment of foreign strategists and the partial dependence on foreign donors to keep parties afloat.

— J. David Goodman Perhaps their testiest exchange yet erupted over whether Mr. Sarkozy had been a partial president, or a man of state in his appointments of judges and the overall administration of France.

In parallel, users should prospectively gather precise data on equipment malfunction (number of hours of partial or total failure) and try to estimate its consequences (appointment delays, underemployment of human resources) [10].

Overall, 52% (53/102; 95% CI: 42 to 61%) of patients felt they had been given choice over their appointment: Choose and Book patients more often than Partial Booking patients.

Recess appointments are a valid alternative and at least a partial solution.

Patients with partial epilepsies were recruited in seven countries (Supplementary material) during clinical appointments.

This project provided partial financial support to Wang and full support to Lan for their visiting appointments at the US Forest Service (USFS), Forest Products Laboratory (FPL).