hold an appointment

Frequency: 5.54.1 per million words

To have a specific job or position.

appointmentVERB + appointment (job)

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hold

Examples (10)

  • Employees may not hold any other appointments.
  • She currently holds a senior appointment as Chief Financial Officer.
  • He was proud to hold a judicial appointment on the Supreme Court.
  • Professor Smith has held a tenured appointment at the university since 1998.
  • After retiring, she no longer held any official government appointments.
  • How many board appointments can one person legally hold at the same time?
  • He will hold the temporary appointment of project manager until a permanent replacement is found.
  • It is a conflict of interest to hold appointments in two competing companies.
  • The constitution specifies who is eligible to hold a ministerial appointment.
  • Before becoming CEO, he had held several executive appointments within the firm.