Sentence examples for simultaneous appointment from inspiring English sources

Rewardingly, for those who appointed her to a teaching post on the LSE's forthcoming MSc in women, peace and security, excitement about Ms Jolie Pitt's arrival also added lustre to her partner scholar, Professor William Hague's simultaneous appointment – one which might otherwise have dismayed any applicants aware of the protracted period that preceded his interest in women, peace and security.

But that all changes with the opening this month of a brand new London office and the simultaneous appointment of Jeppe Zink as a General Partner to spear-head the operation.

We learn, not from the satirical pens of playwrights but the hard record of Hansard, that claimants have been given simultaneous appointments with training organisations and jobcentre staff then getting sanctioned for being unable to be in two different places at the same time.

Rarely do TAs, during their appointment to teach a course, get simultaneous and targeted PD relevant to the courses they are currently teaching (e.g., Gormally et al., 2011).

The meeting ended promptly: the man who yesterday, according to the Times, threw off the schedules of a pack of world leaders — wearing out his simultaneous interpreter, who had to be relieved — was said to be concerned about getting to his next appointment on time.

The exclusion criteria were osteoarthritis of the fractured hip, simultaneous upper or lower extremity fracture(s), and being expected to miss to the follow-up appointments due to geographical distance.

Mr Arafat agreed, then refused, because say sources in the PA the Americans had made the appointment of an "independent" interior minister a condition for supporting Mr Qurei's call for a simultaneous Palestinian-Israeli ceasefire.

They're simultaneous".

It's all simultaneous.

"But it's simultaneous.

It is simultaneous, placeless.