Sentence examples for proposed appointment from inspiring English sources

Funding should extend through the first 2 years of the proposed appointment.

The college's deputy principal, Angela Kokes, denies the proposed appointment of assessors is a substitution for lecturers.

It was about 200 last year, meaning he saw somebody virtually every working day, just to ratify the proposed appointment.

Some believe it is bitter, lingering resentment at Mr Giscard's refusal, when president, to approve the proposed appointment of Mr Druon as France's ambassador to the Vatican.

David Webb led Southend to a thrilling first-round victory over their Essex rivals, then questioned the wisdom of the club's proposed appointment of Stan Collymore.

WHEN a country's Episcopalian leaders gather to discuss the proposed appointment of their first openly homosexual bishop, you would not expect things suddenly to get even more rancorous.

Among the proposed appointments was the next Chief of Staff of the Army.

Some Conservatives joined in the criticism of a number of the proposed appointments.

"His concern appears to operate at a more general level that these requests(s) might set a precedent for disclosure of current and proposed appointments of the attorney-general," she wrote.

They complained that they'd proposed appointments of hundreds of elections officials whom Quinn and others in the Republican-controlled Fairfax elections apparatus had failed to approve in time.

It is the hiring department's responsibility to determine, with the assistance of the OISS, whether prospective employees have or qualify for an appropriate immigration status for proposed appointments.