Sentence examples for personal appointment from inspiring English sources

Getting a personal appointment at his clinic was a social triumph: like having a prime table at a sought-after restaurant.

He said: "If the British government is serious about tax dodgers, David Cameron must remove him from the business advisory council which is a personal appointment.

Stanley McChrystal was the personal appointment of the president, as his predecessor, David McKiernan, was deemed too orthodox and unimaginative to deliver the goods.

The top federal drug enforcement official for New York has been suspended without pay for using his government car to drive his son eight blocks to a personal appointment, federal officials confirmed yesterday.

Allen said he was not aware if he was appointed after any open civil service competition, pointing out that the post was a personal appointment by the prime minister.

For those who have not enjoyed the thrust and parry of information requests with the city, here is what it is like: When I once filed a request for the mayor's personal appointment calendar, his aides said they could not provide the information because it would take too long to delete the personal contact information of Mr. Daley's bodyguards from the documents.

The owner depends on me so much that he schedules his personal appointments around my hospital work hours.

Publishing diary entries is not new, and they are not Brandis's personal appointments, just government ones.

So, for example, personal appointments for Apple watches and showcasing high-end non-Apple items, such as the exclusive Phantom wireless speaker.

However, the office would be integrated and made to cohere by virtue of the fact that all staff would be personal appointments of the minister".

When the inspector general's office asked Mr. Kyriacou about those requests, he testified "that he lacked organizational skills and relied on his personal assistant to manage his travel and schedule personal appointments and commitments," the report said.