Sentence examples for suggested appointments from inspiring English sources

A striking proportion of the correspondence, for example, concerns exchanges of good wishes, suggested appointments and invitations to dinners or golf tournaments, and few of the letters evince any particular interest on Mr. Bush's part in policy.

Let's fill up the calendar with some suggested appointments.

Even the suggested appointment of a US envoy to the region is mostly just a symbolic gesture.

The first was mailed with the invitation about two weeks ahead of the suggested appointment time.

The first questionnaire was mailed with the invitation about two weeks ahead of the suggested appointment time.

This advice included suggested patronage appointments, one of which was an unimplemented proposal that Arthur himself be appointed chief justice of the Northwest Territories (a position that did not at the time exist).

But some Tory MPs have suggested the appointments are more about trying to "bind in" backbenchers to the Downing Street line who would not otherwise be up for ministerial promotion.

I have attempted to sound the warning about the harm of confirmation delay and have suggested various appointment reforms (e.g. reducing the number of appointments needing confirmation).

Bubb suggested his appointment gave nothing away as to the group's strategy: "He is the obvious internal candidate".

The prime minister suggested the appointment of Juncker would undermine his attempts to persuade voters that he can reform the EU.

In a previous gaffe, he suggested the appointment of Gen Sir Richard Dannatt was a "political gimmick" without realising the military chief was to advise Cameron rather than Gordon Brown.