Sentence examples for particular appointment from inspiring English sources

By the end of this particular appointment, the oncologist had done what modern physicians are supposed to do — he informed his patient of her treatment alternatives and he left the final choice up to her.

"It's very difficult to know why a particular appointment is made of a certain bishop to a certain diocese by the Vatican," said Vincent Pizzuto, an associate professor of religious studies at the University of San Francisco, a Jesuit school.

"This particular appointment was audited by the appointments commissioner who found that it was properly adhered to," Mr Murphy said.

The scheduler from FullSlate will become part of this portfolio, along with its e-commerce platform that allows for payments to be made that are tied to a particular appointment.

The British had actively sought him for this particular appointment, which he commenced in December at the formation's Brussels headquarters.

This particular appointment was taking a little too long to get to the injectibles portion of the program, and the food comment had my hackles up.

Sometimes Mr. Bush also backed particular appointments, invariably citing loyalty as his reason.

The methods used may depend on available resources, perceived urgency of particular appointments and individual family circumstances.

(Z1) Enabling push factors are the professorships by special appointment in particular disciplines associated with the ACCs' societally relevant public health topics, such as infectious disease prevention, prevention in primary care, youth health promotion, population health, and healthy cities.

This is because of a change in western policy, in particular the appointment of Madeleine Albright as America's secretary of state.

"It's not good for the president's legacy in Georgia insofar as this particular judicial appointment is concerned".