Sentence examples for substantial appointment from inspiring English sources

"Nixon wanted Alan to come in — he could have had a substantial appointment," Martin Anderson, a fellow Ayn Rand enthusiast who was also a member of the policy team, told me last month from his office at the Hoover Institution, where he is a fellow.

Substantial improvements in appointment attendance can be achieved in a South African cervical cancer screening context using community health worker home visits.

Even with substantial overprovision of appointment slots, random variations in demand will exceed supply at times.

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

On 7 December 1345, Walter was appointed (provided) as Archdeacon of Dunblane, his most substantial benefice to date, but the appointment does not appear to have been carried through.

He also played a substantial part in the appointment of his successor as chairman, Hugo Young.

In practical ways Addison also assisted Steele with substantial loans and the appointment as editor of the official London Gazette.

The firm said it would release a more substantial statement on the appointment later on Monday.

Endoscopy is an important setting in which to examine attendance because of its limited availability among many patient populations and the substantial financial impact of appointment no-show by patients [ 15].

There is a written schedule of specific matters reserved for board consideration, which includes approval of all STL board appointments and certain other GMG board and senior executive appointments and substantial investments, acquisitions and disposals by GMG.

Four separate diagnostic groups were selected; these represent both important clinical areas and a substantial amount of outpatient appointments.