Sentence examples for thousands of appointments from inspiring English sources

Cancer procedures were among the thousands of appointments cancelled because of industrial action by 35,000 nurses and midwives.

NHS managers estimated that some 6,000 out of 30,000 routine operations had been cancelled across the UK, as well as tens of thousands of appointments.

APPOINTMENTS: As president, Mr. Gul has the final say over thousands of appointments to important official positions.

Bush has thousands of appointments to name, and it's not fair to people who are looking for employment come January".

Agency representatives told many in line yesterday that they might qualify for the reimbursement, and they scheduled thousands of appointments, but even with their agency registration numbers in hand, people still wanted to know when they could claim their money.

Each member of Congress has a staff of 10 to 15, and powerful members have control over thousands of appointments to the professional staffs that do the legwork on the committees that oversee the budget, appropriations and all the issues that come before Congress.

Scotland's largest health board has said its IT system is working again after a two-day crash saw hundreds of appointments and procedures cancelled.

Hundreds of thousands of GP appointments are being taken by patients with toothache as they try to avoid rising fees for NHS dentists.

As Breyer aptly observed, "Justice Scalia would render illegitimate thousands of recess appointments reaching all the way back to the founding era.

Thousands of hospital appointments and procedures were cancelled as a result of the industrial action, but Inmo has maintained that the level of risk incurred was comparable with current working conditions in Irish hospitals.

Nor should it be a stretch to see at least two-fifths of appointments to operating committees and direct reports going to women" said Business Minister Margot James yesterday, speaking in London at the launch of an independent, government-commissioned review by Sir Philip Hampton and Dame Helen Alexander.