Sentence examples for special appointment from inspiring English sources
Even previously, professors have been able to raise their salary vis-a-vis the regular pay by contract with the state or the university, each time they are appointed by special appointment agreements.
But most intriguing is a special appointment he conferred on the archbishop last summer.
It is open all year by special appointment: (631) 725-0779.
Dodge advertised the La Femme as a car created "By Special Appointment to Her Majesty … the American Woman".
The selection of an interim mayor, which would be decided by the Board of Supervisors in January in a rare special appointment, would reshape San Francisco politics.
People have always wandered by to take a look, but five years ago it was acquired by a local foundation and opened to the public from May until October, otherwise by special appointment.
Anyone voting against it will be scheduled for Presidential attention in a grass-roots recall movement across America to culminate on the 4th of July 2011 with special appointments of all those appointed by Governors to replace the recalled recalcitrants.
While hundreds of thousands jostle for a glimpse of the deities, and scores routinely die in stampedes, the rich are whisked away from their choppers for special appointments with their benevolent gods.
An aide to Mr. Karzai who would speak only without being identified because he was not authorized to comment on the cabinet debate argued that women had won their place in politics, with representation guaranteed in Parliament and provincial councils, and no longer needed special appointments to the cabinet.
After Dorgon's supporters had been purged from the court (by March 1651), his former co-regent Jirgalang made a number of special appointments to the Council to foster loyalty among the Manchu elite.
This was improved by moving patients with identified specialized needs of care such as antenatal care, well baby care, and chronic diseases to special, appointments based, clinics.
