Sentence examples for required appointments from inspiring English sources

The report also found that many WeCare participants had had their benefits reduced or cut off for failing to participate, even though they had not been notified about missing required appointments; that mental health services were lacking; and that WeCare was not effectively helping those deemed unemployable for the long term to obtain federal disability benefits.

An NHS England spokesman emphasised it no longer required appointments of a fixed length: "How long to allocate to individual patient appointments is at the discretion of individual GP practices, based on patient need, and there are no national limits suggesting 10 minutes should be the norm," he said.

In response, Mr Bercow said the legislation setting up IPSA required appointments to be conducted on the basis of fair and open competition and, failing to do so could leave the body open to a legal challenge.

If required, appointments were made to conduct the interview in Italian, Greek, Vietnamese, Chinese, or Arabic.

After adjustment for differences in baseline rates, the six clinics with open access had lower rates of A1C and microalbuminuira testing and poorer blood pressure control than six clinics that required appointments.

Other than that, I'd imagine the press will do their required appointments with the wall street publishers' PR slacks and then dash off to write their lamentations of E3's of yore, perhaps just before rediscovering their enthusiasm at EIEIO or maybe even the independent games showcase at Barker Hangar.

Well, now the diminutive fellow has had his required appointment with the FCC, so release should be on the horizon soon… just maybe not in time for the original "Q3 2010" release date.

Due to this property, α-TCP might be used in a single-visit scenario without additional required appointment.

Confined to small nature reserves, once-common species require appointments at specific times and places.

In fact, it's not such a bad idea to require appointments to the bench to be mainstream enough to command some support from the minority.

The cloud scheduling platform has attracted 5,000 customers, which it says consists of businesses like massage therapists, spas, photographers, chiropractors, etc. — obviously any small company that requires appointments to do business.