Sentence examples for recommendations for appointments from inspiring English sources

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

However, some close to the government said that many Parliament members were also motivated by their own frustration that their recommendations for appointments had not been heeded and that they had not gotten a large enough share of contracts.

But Parliament may have also acted because members were frustrated that their recommendations for appointments had not been taken into account and that they had not received their fair share of contracts.

"He makes recommendations for public appointments based on merit, just as he did with the recent appointment of former Labour adviser Simon Stevens as chief executive of NHS England".

Board members were asked to submit recommendations for advisory appointments to Mr. Thompson by Friday.

Mr. Percy was proud of his recommendations for judicial appointments, especially that of John Paul Stevens, a former college classmate.

At Mr. Obama's request, Mr. Biden said he produced a memorandum with his recommendations for top appointments, all of which were accepted.

When Representative Gilman said he would solicit names to forward to Mr. Bush, the governor's office responded with a notice to the members of the Republican delegation that Mr. Pataki would handle all recommendations for federal appointments.

John Bercow said on Monday: "The unanimous recommendation of the panel was that Mr David Natzler, at present acting clerk of the House, should be recommended for appointment.

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.