Sentence examples for service appointment from inspiring English sources

If shows recorded after this still suffer from skips and stutters, call the cable company and request a service appointment.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, February 25 , 1928P. 22 Author is a poet-watcher, which is a new civil service appointment.

These were afforded by a Carlisle secretarial course leading to a civil service appointment at the Admiralty in London, where the quick and spontaneous "northern lass" thrived.

A typical executive might spend $200 to $400 a month for some part-time office space, phone service, appointment scheduling and other such arrangements.

The proportion of those classed as having taken up a "service appointment in [the] UK" – which includes those electing to work as locums rather than as salaried employees – has soared from 2.3%to9.2%2% in the same period.

The 31-year-old has been put forward on a shortlist of one to David Cameron and Nick Clegg for approval, having been vetted by an impartial civil service appointment process.

"They are using civil service appointments to hire political placemen.

He also wants to look at the balance between political and civil service appointments.

That letter also questioned a number of civil service appointments in the department since the election with political backgrounds.

There is a danger of impugning the integrity of the whole civil service appointments process with this perception".

"The only slightly unusual part of the selection process was being interviewed by the civil service appointments panel".