“Fritz had made an appointment with my accountant to examine our books in order to reassure himself that all was in order.”

“Accordingly, the purchaser would be warned to insist on the appointment of a second trustee for his own protection.”

“In 1850, he returned to Ireland to take up an appointment as Archbishop of Armagh.”

“A general power is one which the appointor may exercise in favour of any person he pleases.”

“In the UK, there is little communication between the receiver and creditors other than his appointor.”

“If the appointor is a corporation, this form must be affixed with its common seal or signed by its director or duly authorised representative.”

“The appointer picked the cream to work on board Daring, as the eyes of the world would be watching.”

“The well-being of the country, with appointer and appointees, becomes a secondary consideration.”

“Kiir could use the advantage of being the appointer and statehouse incumbent to get a firm grip in the grassroots.”

“That put the president in the unusual position of officially distancing himself from his own appointee.”

“The position was then reannounced for the third time, and the political appointee applied and was selected for the position.”

“When a President's political appointee comes in to an agency and does a good job, his or her peers are frustrated when he or she leaves.”

“Patients waiting for appointments had to sit in the main corridors because there wasn't even a waiting room.”

“The unit was intended to review the system of public appointments to avoid accusations of political bias.”

“Charging patients who fail to keep hospital appointments could cut hospital waiting lists.”

“The majority of his appointees have been approved, and they have been approved with no public rancor or bitter political warfare.”

“Women feature little in the ranks of royal appointees, apart from royalty themselves.”

“Many of the appointees have been academics rather than professional lawyers.”