Sentence examples for replacing the appointment from inspiring English sources

Anyway (hesitation), you can meet with the nurse, but... replacing the appointment with, ah, with a nurse.

Unlike in the U.S., where the president enjoys legitimacy based the capture of popular favor after a grueling election, China's leaders pick themselves and must therefore build legitimacy in part by gaining public trust and in part simply by replacing the appointments of their predecessors.

In addition to replacing the position made vacant by Muhr, the appointment of Kilgarriff could point to two other things.

S4C's current structure of commissioning editors will be replaced by the appointment of a head of content and head of children's services as well as five content editors for fiction, sport, culture, entertainment and factual & co-productions, the broadcaster has announced.

This means replacing the current election of judges with the adoption of a commission-based, merit-selected appointment system.

MacArthur et al. [ 30, 31] conducted a large cluster randomised trial of a new model of midwifery-led postnatal community care, which extended midwifery contact to 28 days, with a final midwife contact at 10 12 weeks which replaced the six eightht week appointment with the family doctor.

Of course, all CLs were replaced and the appointments reprogramed to make the visit after 1 month of CL use with each MPDS.

Nick Clegg says he will not allow Michael Gove to make a political appointment to replace the Labour peer Sally Morgan as chair of the school inspectorate.

That I make another appointment to replace the one I forgot.

A faceless bureaucrat replaced Milne till the appointment of John Birt, a dalek without instincts or qualities, who transformed the BBC into the top-heavy managerial monster that it has become.

He returned to the dugout when Southampton brought him in to replace Stuart Gray and the appointment helped Saints stave off relegation before they reached the FA Cup final in 2003.