Sentence examples for rapid appointment from inspiring English sources
The Palestinian Authority's great expectations of Obama were bolstered by the rapid appointment of Mitchell, the highly regarded veteran of the Northern Ireland peace process.
Veep has not been renewed for a fifth season yet, but with the success of the show and the rapid appointment of Mantel, it looks likely to return after its fourth season finishes later this year.
Under European Union rules, competitive bidding can be avoided only in cases of emergency, when the rapid appointment of a supplier is essential or where national security is at stake.
The science adviser is one of 50 science and technology slots, from the director of the National Institutes of Health to the Undersecretary for Technology in the Commerce Department, that the panel, chaired by University of Arkansas dean of engineering Mary Good, labeled as "most urgent" of rapid appointment.
In fact, Ban Ki Moon has a window of opportunity to put some distance between himself and the putrescence of the Washington ducks, and make some rapid appointments while no one is micromanaging.
The king's rapid appointments of half-brother Muqrin, 69, as Crown Prince and nephew Mohammed bin Nayef, 55, as Deputy Crown Prince, appeared to resolve for many years to come speculation that succession disputes might destabilize the ruling family.
We conclude that practitioners should have access to rapid appointments for those patients whose symptoms are worrisome either because of morbidity or because the patient may benefit from curative therapy.
The team principal, John Booth, feels Chilton's development has been "rapid" since his appointment as reserve driver.
Palace are eager to make a rapid full-time appointment and would be keen to hire a manager who is readily available.
In recent weeks, Mr. Weill has made a series of rapid changes and appointments.
Gov. George W. Bush returned to Austin, Tex., from his ranch, and his advisers planned a transition to power that would involve a subdued celebration and a rapid succession of appointments.
