Sentence examples for prompt appointment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin's prompt appointment of five secret police and military officials -- one is widely known as a specialist in suppressing dissent -- as supergovernors was quietly ignored.

(This is just one aspect of a super-efficient healthcare system, in which if you call the doctor you get a prompt appointment the same day).

Meanwhile, Ban Ki-Moon, in a statement thanking Annan, said that he had already started talking to the Arab League "with a view to the prompt appointment of a successor".

Correction: November 8, 2002, Friday An article in Business Day yesterday about Wall Street's reaction to the resignation of Harvey L. Pitt from the Securities and Exchange Commission misstated the title of Richard A. Grasso, who advocated the prompt appointment of a successor.

Roberts, though, feels the FAW should secure a prompt appointment because.

Roberts has urged the FAW to make a prompt appointment to prepare for the start of the 2014 World Cup qualifying campaing in September.

Dr. Ansell and his colleagues grappled with administrators to loosen a hogtied budget and open one of the first breast cancer screening programs in the country, with suitably prompt appointments and follow-up.

DMH offers prompt appointments in the comfort of your own home or business, for any medical condition except life-threatening emergencies.

The variable also reflected the consumer preference for access to prompt appointments.

Comey said he did this in the hopes that it would help prompt the appointment of a special counsel.

This willingness to take risks and defy convention would subsequently prompt the appointment of Bill Beswick, a sports psychologist, as his assistant at Middlesbrough.