Sentence examples for urgently appointment from inspiring English sources

"I don't think it's an 'oh dear, we need to find someone urgently' appointment," he said.

Any young person answering this question in the affirmative will be offered an appointment urgently by their key worker (clinician or PMHW) or the trial principal investigator if their key worker is unavailable.

I hope the government will urgently review its appointments process and outreach so that representation continues to move forwards, not backwards.

Between January 2010 and November 2013 patients who failed to turn up for their first appointment after being urgently referred for cancer tests were not always offered a second appointment and in some cases were discharged by the trust – which contravenes NHS guidelines.

Mr. Dickens said that on a case-by-case basis, embassies and consulates would be permitted to issue the old-style paper-photograph passports for Americans who need to travel urgently -- for pressing business appointments, for example, or because a flight home cannot be rescheduled.

University governing bodies urgently need to re-examine their appointment practices - and the attitudes and assumptions that underpin them.

Bill is in a lot of pain and disinclined to hear the diagnosis his doctor is urgently asking him to schedule an appointment for, and Holly is as socially awkward as ever.

He presented to a new family physician in the neighbourhood clinic on a busy day, without an appointment, requesting to be seen urgently.

He has called on citizens and foreign governments not to recognise the appointments, and asked SADC to intervene "urgently".

A patient e-appointment scheduling service was identified by the CEO of CHC as urgently needed in order to relieve the congestion of the phone-call based appointment system and provide patients with the opportunity for 'self-service' 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.

Steve Hildebrand, Obama's deputy campaign manager, just found it necessary to speak out urgently in the Huff Press to defend the cabinet appointments against progressive critics.