appointable (Meaning)
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appointable (a.)
Capable of being appointed or constituted.
Synonyms & Antonyms of appointable
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
appointable Sentence Examples
- The candidate possesses all the necessary qualifications to be appointable to the managerial position.
- After completing the required training program, employees become appointable to various roles within the organization.
- The committee reviewed the applications and identified three candidates who were appointable for the vacant board position.
- To be considered appointable, applicants must meet both the educational and experiential requirements outlined in the job description.
- The selection process aims to identify individuals who are not only appointable but also aligned with the company's values and goals.
- Meeting the minimum eligibility criteria does not guarantee that an applicant will be deemed appointable.
- The appointable pool of candidates was narrowed down based on their performance in the initial screening interviews.
- Employees must undergo a thorough assessment to determine if they are appointable for leadership roles within the organization.
- Being appointable requires demonstrating proficiency in both technical skills and interpersonal abilities.
- The appointable status of each candidate will be reviewed by the hiring committee before final decisions are made.
FAQs About the word appointable
Capable of being appointed or constituted.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The candidate possesses all the necessary qualifications to be appointable to the managerial position.
After completing the required training program, employees become appointable to various roles within the organization.
The committee reviewed the applications and identified three candidates who were appointable for the vacant board position.
To be considered appointable, applicants must meet both the educational and experiential requirements outlined in the job description.
