Sentence examples similar to standards for appointment from inspiring English sources
The deans called him an "extraordinarily well-regarded scholar, who clearly meets the standards for an appointment to the law school," but said it was better that he stepped down.
Any U.S. citizen of good moral character who will be 17 years old but less than 22 on July 1 of the year that he plans to enter the academy, who has never been married, and who can meet the prescribed physical standards may compete for appointment to the Air Force Academy.
"The standards for a lifetime appointment to the federal bench are very high.
In the wake of the vote, and with national condemnation mounting, Gov. Robert McDonnell, a Republican being mentioned as a vice presidential candidate, issued a carefully calibrated statement endorsing "the individual's ability," and never bias, as the standard for judicial appointments.
The implicit and mistaken assumption of the critics is that Obama's pick of white guys to some top posts will remain the standard for his appointments as he fills out his cabinet and other positions.
It also relaxes standards for meeting installation and maintenance appointments, for repairing service failures and for installing new lines.
Preparations are also being made for the "overwhelming majority" of patients waiting longer than standard for a clinic appointment in some specialities to be seen by external providers.
The standard appointment template for the 4 h morning session is shown in figure 1, and the process flow of the clinic is depicted in figure 2. The first patient is scheduled for 08 00.
Lower standards of care were reported by all three minority ethnic groups compared with white respondents, except in relation to waiting times for appointments with a particular GP.
