Sentence examples for similar appointment from inspiring English sources

United need a similar appointment and whatever the club's reservations there may be only one man: José Mourinho.

Her presidency of a major women's college followed by a similar appointment at a major research university led to her induction in 1995 into the National Women's Hall of Fame, which also cited her efforts to increase minority student enrollment and improve faculty diversity.

The last time a similar appointment was made was in 1981, when Margaret Thatcher despatched Environment Secretary Michael Heseltine to Liverpool to lead a programme of urban regeneration following the Toxteth riots.

FBI directors, although typically given a 10-year term, are in a similar appointment situation as U.S. attorneys.

In comparison, the average length of consultations for similar appointment types among salaried GPs was 20 45 minutes: " When I was working in a CLSC, I used to see 8 to 10 patients per half-day.

Previously, Senate cloture rules meant judicial nominees required 60 votes to bring an end to debate and move to a simple majority vote, but this was scrapped by Democrats last November after Republicans frustrated a series of similar appointments with the threat of filibuster delaying tactics.

But Caroline Kennedy's likely nomination as ambassador to Japan actually makes more sense than most similar appointments.

He added that 22 commanders junior to Battenberg held similar appointments, and that Battenberg was a naturalised British subject.

Infuriated Republicans denounced Obama's action on Wednesday as unprecedented, but history shows similar appointments were made during the presidencies of both Democrat Harry Truman and Republican Theodore Roosevelt.

The English cardinal protector played a large role in English ecclesiastical appointments, and a substantial role in similar appointments in Scotland and Ireland.

What is interesting here is not so much that the patient may well have had to attend two very similar appointments in 1 week, but that the need to keep the record 'up to date' is presented as an adequate and a sufficient reason for the appointment.