Sentence examples for your current appointment from inspiring English sources

The smartphone app could prompt you to enter data right after a meeting or show you other customers on a map in the area around your current appointment.

For every postdoc pining for a professorship, a good rule to follow is to use your current appointment to find and leverage opportunities that will make you extremely attractive to potential employers.

This way, if you decide to get a second opinion at a later date, it is unlikely that you will need to get more x-rays, especially if it is soon after your current appointment.

How much longer I and my husband can continue within it will depend on this current appointment.

Mr. Haider, a retired general who was governor of Sindh Province until his current appointment, insisted that Pakistan made the decision based on its own security interests.

This was in 1999, well before Mehta became Barack Obama's first liaison to the LGBT community – the first of three Indian Americans to eventually hold that post – and before his current appointment as chief of staff to the new surgeon general, Vivek Murthy.

Her current appointment as Shadow First Secretary was made many hours after she had been given the business brief and only after those around Jeremy Corbyn panicked at the flak they were taking about the lack of a woman in any of the four top jobs.

Out of 128 parliament members, 106 backed Hariri's current appointment.

From Rochester, she moved to her current appointment at Northwestern in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, where she has continued to study how infants learn language.

Prior to his current appointment, Terence Taylor was Vice-President, Global Health and Security at the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI), and earlier Assistant Director at the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) in London and was President and Executive Director of IISS-US.

He will take over the editorship on 1 June 2000 from Floyd Bloom, who announced last year that he would not seek a second 5-year term when his current appointment expires in May 2000.