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appointment

[uh-point-muhnt] / əˈpɔɪnt mənt /






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The appellate court's decision came after three men facing criminal charges in New Jersey argued that the prosecutor's appointment was not lawful, the BBC's US partner CBS News reported.

From BBC

But in court, the judges focused largely on the mechanisms behind her appointment.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Times has had a staff art critic for a hundred years, ever since the 1926 appointment of British immigrant and painter Arthur Millier, who wrote in these pages for 32 years.

From Los Angeles Times

You’ll speak with an agent who can schedule an appointment or provide a referral to a trained, certified counselor in their community.

From Science Daily

Kennedy, 71, has no medical or government background, but since his appointment in February, he has undertaken massive changes to the nation’s many agencies tasked with keeping people alive and healthy.

From Salon