Sentence examples for whole appointment from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Société Générale, one of the three major shareholders in Accor, says that the banks felt that the whole appointment process had been undermined by constant leaks to the press.

Subject 7: I really connected with both the acupuncturist who asked me how I was feeling and I could sit there and I could cry so it wasn't just the acupuncture, it was the whole process of it, the whole appointment.

Last time, when Lord Patten got the job in 2011, the whole appointments process appeared to proceed without ever quite resolving matters – were they appointing a chair of the BBC trust or a chair of the BBC? Formally it was chair of the trust but that was plainly never really what Patten saw himself as.

And he'll get a three-year appointment now where he'll be one person on the F.E.C. and I don't like it, but I -- but I decided that I should not shut down the whole appointments process and depart from the plain intent of the law, which requires that it be bipartisan and by all tradition that the majority leader make the nomination.... New York Senate Race Q.

In fact, that whole intimate, appointment-only presentation tactic was actually successful, and she plans to do the same thing come September.

Our research highlights the fact that serious questions remain over the whole system of appointment to the House of Lords.

There is a danger of impugning the integrity of the whole civil service appointments process with this perception".

"You're talking about it being the responsibility of a young child to ensure they attend a whole range of appointments and meetings," says Stooks.

He said: "There is just no trust in the whole process, from the appointment of Butler-Sloss up to the appointment of Fiona Woolf, because the one thing survivors wanted this time was a completely independent inquiry not led by anyone who they perceived to be a member of the establishment".

"And with this prestigious appointment, the whole world was calling," he added.

This means that Mr Immelt will spend a whole year after his appointment as a king-in-waiting, which will make it hard for him to start putting his own stamp on the company.Honeywell, GE's biggest merger by far, will also be especially tricky to integrate into GE's culture; and its businesses are two that Mr Immelt does not know well.