Sentence examples for said appointment from inspiring English sources

Former rail regulator Mr Winsor, 54, said: "Appointment as HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary carries a great responsibility which I shall discharge with the support and assistance of the Inspectors of Constabulary and the excellent staff of HMIC, and the co-operation of the police service.

It always annoys me when I want to make an appointment, whether it be for a haircut or a doctor's visit, and I go online to make said appointment only to find that the company or provider doesn't offer eBookings.

They said appointments had already been missed as a result of letters being sent second class, branding some of the savings "irrational and counterproductive".

A statement published on behalf of major publishers said appointments should instead be made by "consensus".

Taunton Musgrove Hospital said appointments are going ahead as normal but patients unable to travel have been told new appointment details will be sent to them.

But he said appointments should not be made for box-ticking or "politically correct" reasons, as appointments made on that basis were doomed to failure.

It says appointments should be scrutinised by a committee, which could attach conditions to prevent those involved using their new role to further other interests.

Contractors for Sainsbury's new store have recently been appointed – the report originally said no appointment had yet been made.

He said the appointment was "quite humbling".

3Com said the appointment was effective immediately.

Violinist Moritz Pfister said the appointment was "great news".