Sentence examples for weak appointment from inspiring English sources

In an open letter to the UN secretary-general in January, academics and public officials called on Ban Ki-moon to appoint an internationally respected figure to lead Unctad, amid fears a weak appointment would further sideline the organisation.

What, then, does President Obama imagine he is doing as he backs into one weak appointment after another, and purges all signs of thought and independence around him?

PCCs have weaker appointment and dismissal powers than police authorities, having lost the ability to appoint and dismiss deputy and assistant chief constables.

Is it a weak or strong appointment?

Clendenon said the flaw of Strawberry's relapses has not been the treatment but the weak aftercare, especially in the appointment of sponsors.

A report by Rundstedt to Hitler in October 1943, regarding the weak defences in France, led to the appointment of Rommel to oversee the construction of further fortifications along the expected invasion front, which stretched from the Netherlands to Cherbourg.

He took it.A hardy new cropHealth, the government's weakest area, saw the most significant new appointment.

In remarks made before his appointment he said his government was "weak; it is corrupt; it has a very thin leadership veneer; it is internally divided; it has never arrested any major drug lords".

"I haven't actually endorsed Mr. Truman," she wrote a friend that October, "because he has been such a weak and vacillating person and made such poor appointments".

Physicians were interviewed to identify weak points and requirements during the follow-up appointments.

There was however a weak positive correlation with the number of outpatients appointments (Spearman's ρ = 0.11, P = 0.032), although not with the number of missed outpatients appointments (Spearman's ρ = 0.07, P = 0.141).