Sentence examples for significant appointment from inspiring English sources

Of 65 women in the programme, 59 have achieved a significant appointment.

It is the only significant appointment Archbishop Dolan has made to date.

The most significant appointment is that of Elizabeth Harpel Kehler, a member of the company's board and its 15-member executive committee, as the company's executive director.

From the age of 7 to her death in her 70's, she manages, or is managed, to keep almost every significant appointment in the evolving Mexican story.

The fact that Johnson's elevation was delayed until Ofcom assumed full power makes him its first really significant appointment and he represents a clean break from the kind of person chosen by the ITC.

"This is a very significant appointment by the government," said the BBC's transport correspondent Richard Westcott.

But, in one of the most significant appointments of the day.

Commenting on their appointments, the PCC's chair, Baroness (Peta) Buscombe, said: "These are important and significant appointments..

And even if he does receive significant appointments, these analysts said, the regime might refrain from announcing them right away.

Obama entered the White House at a moment of radical transition in global politics, and one of his most significant appointments was Clinton as his Secretary of State.

In addition, as is usual with significant appointments such as these, there will be a clear framework in place to avoid any potential perceived conflicts".