Sentence examples for public appointment from inspiring English sources

OPEN TO -- the public; appointment required for print collections.

The new Ofcom chief is an open, public appointment of clear importance.

It's a part-time public appointment... you have to earn a living as well!" Something no doubt m'Luds would understand.

I do however firmly reject any suggestion that female or BAME candidates are treated unfairly in our public appointment decisions".

A spokesman for Hunt said he "utterly rejected" any suggestions he had recommended candidates for public appointment on any grounds other than merit.

This government has placed supporters in every senior public appointment; and it is now unlikely any government will restore the former non-partisan appointments process.

"I want to see a diverse range of candidates appointed to public appointments.

Laws said Gove should follow cabinet guidelines and allow Sir David Normington, the public appointments commissioner, to appoint the panel chair.

The new chairman will be appointed by the public appointments process, which includes a selection panel chaired by a public appointments assessor, co-ordinated by culture secretary Karen Bradley.

Other members of each committee are a mixture of independent experts - who are appointed via a public appointments process - and "official members", who are the Permanent Secretaries of the departments within whose remit the committee's specialism falls.

Well, I call that oversight and it is possible to see an oversight body independently appointed, possibly by a committee of public appointments.