Sentence examples for use the appointment of from inspiring English sources

The G.O.P.-led investigations on Capitol Hill haven't done much thus far, and some Republicans may be tempted to use the appointment of a special counsel as an excuse to maintain the slow pace, or to go even slower.

But BSkyB investors fear that Murdoch would use the appointment of his son as a way to divert cash from Sky into other parts of his empire - particularly DirecTV, in which Murdoch acquired a controlling stake earlier this year.

This is what is needed at TSA right now, but it is blocked by Senator James DeMint from South Carolina who instead chooses to use the appointment of Mr. Southers for narrow political purposes.

Specifically, he was able to use the appointment of a single departmental in-charge for the newly merged OPD and ART departments, and the consolidation of the formerly separate staff rosters, to help reduce unexplained staff absenteeism arising from clinicians and nurses switching between the two departments.

Given his legal and political conservatism, Rehnquist was a logical choice for Nixon, who wished to use the appointment as a way of curtailing the perceived influence of liberal jurisprudence on social policy.

Today Cable used the appointment to press home his view of the dangers posed by high street banks having speculative investment arms attached to them.

Additional funding of USD 5 000 per annum for 3 years was provided by the central University and was used for the appointment of three part-time tutors.

Using the date of the scheduled appointment, the date of the CHW visit(s), and the date on which the participant actually visited the clinic, the appointment type for which the participant was visited was identified.

In the absence of this, we calculated a surrogate 'date of diagnosis' using the date of first clinic appointment, and, based on the median interval between these dates for the cohort overall (10 days), we interpolated a surrogate 'start' date for all those without a 'date of diagnosis'.

He also worries that the closeness of the balance of power in the Senate could delay things still further, particularly given the recent history of using the appointments process to wage a guerrilla war against the administration.

Brown is good at shedding prime ministerial powers for which he has no use, like the appointment of bishops, and all credit to him for it.