Sentence examples for administration was appointed from inspiring English sources

In July 2000 a Fijian-dominated interim civilian administration was appointed by the military commander to lead the country back to democracy.

Joseph Nappi, who had been the division's director of capital administration, was appointed interim acting executive director of the division to oversee day-to-day operations while Mr. Rinaldi works on the proposed restructuring.

Whitaker, who also served as the DOJ chief of staff during the George W. Bush administration, was appointed the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Iowa in 2004.

Ms. Veneman, the outgoing Secretary of Agriculture in the U.S. administration, was appointed by United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan today to succeed Carol Bellamy when her ten-year tenure concludes on April 30.

Gibson was to ensure that only clergymen sympathetic to the Whig administration were appointed to influential positions in the Church of England.

An administrator was appointed to manage and monitor the financial affairs of the local government, by the second sphere of government, known as the Provincial Administration in South Africa.

In the case of administration, an administrator is appointed and tries to reach a better outcome for creditors than the one that could be achieved in a liquidation by the debtor.

Beresford was active in coaching and amateur athletics administration and was appointed Commander of the British Empire in 1960.

He was an under secretary of commerce in the Kennedy administration and was appointed by President Johnson as the first chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

During the Carter administration, Mr. Llewellyn was appointed to head the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, an agency that supports American investment in emerging foreign markets.

Mr. Urstadt, who first worked on Battery Park City during Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller's administration and was appointed to the board by Gov. George E. Pataki, may end up being bounced by one of the new appointees.