Sentence examples similar to recommendation of appointment from inspiring English sources

Although the report does not recommend a return of the Delivering Race Equality programme, there are specific recommendation for the appointment of a senior mental health equality lead at the Department of Health to oversee how race and other equalities areas are being delivered and implemented by the NHS and social care.

Mr. Conrad's recommendation for the appointment of a special prosecutor was based on Mr. Gore's responses in two areas: a fund-raising appearance by Mr. Gore at a Buddhist temple in California in April 1996 and fund-raising coffees for Democratic campaign donors at the White House.

James A. Garfield to accept their recommendations for appointments to federal positions in New York State.

The Rubber Survey Committee made a series of recommendations, including the appointment of a rubber director, and the construction and operation of 51 factories to supply the materials needed for synthetic rubber production.

That process includes interviewing and vetting by a Department of Culture, Media and Sports appointments committee, a recommendation of a preferred candidate by government - after all the "appointable" candidates have been interrogated by the culture secretary, Sajid Javid - then pre-appointment scrutiny by MPs on the DCMS select committee and then formal appointment.

Instead of the current practice of peers gaining appointment on the recommendation of the prime minister or other political leaders, 360 of the 450 House of Lords' members would have to compete for seats in regional elections.

Cleveland made the appointment on the recommendation of John Marshall Harlan, Leslie's opponent in the Kentucky gubernatorial election of 1871, who was now serving as an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court.

He obtained the local congressman's recommendation for an appointment to the academy, and was accepted.

A recent example of this is David Cameron's approval, on the recommendation of the advisory committee on business appointments, of Dave Hartnett, a former senior official in the HMRC, taking a post at Deloitte – one of the biggest accountancy firms.

This appointment was made on the recommendation of Lord Mountbatten, whose nephew Philip Mountbatten was now the Duke of Edinburgh.

The appointment was most likely at the recommendation of Senator Sherman.