| The President appoints the chief justice, and they together determine the other judicial appointments. |
| In times gone by, appointments were also perceived as rewards for people retiring from well-paid jobs. |
| These three major appointments were announced quietly in a press release a couple of weeks ago. |
| After junior appointments in London he decided to specialise in radiology, and at Harefield he became an enthusiastic member of the cardiac team. |
| Patients waiting for appointments had to sit in the main corridors because there wasn't even a waiting room. |
| I was the walk-in doctor at my clinic today, meaning that I saw all the patients who didn't have scheduled appointments. |
