Sentence examples for appointed a delegate from inspiring English sources

Pope Benedict XVI appointed a delegate in 2010 to oversee the order.

"We are taking this issue seriously as we have appointed a delegate to assess the civilians casualties," he said.

She was appointed a delegate to the United Nations General Assembly by President Richard M. Nixon in 1969.

Such of the other Allied and Associated Powers as may be interested shall have the right to appoint a Delegate to be present and act as Assessor only while their respective claims and interests are under examination or discussion, but without the right to vote.

As per divorce caucus rules, Denise and I are not allowed to stump for ourselves, so each faction must appoint a delegate to speak for the group.

Bethune was often appointed a judge delegate by the papacy to try cases and disputes, which had been referred back to England by the popes.

Last spring he got himself appointed an alternate delegate of the Dem.

Mr. Helms had tried to put a positive face on his visit, arranged by a North Carolina businessman -- Irwin Belk, who is a friend of the senator and who was appointed an alternate delegate to the General Assembly last fall -- and by Richard C. Holbrooke, the American permanent representative to the United Nations and this month's Security Council president.

He said that in October 1987 Mr. Bourguiba had appointed a new chief delegate to the United Nations, but had soon forgotten that appointment and named another man to the post.

Lamont did power user training in Community and Family Medicine and DCRI in June; CFM has appointed a lot of delegates, many of whom are staff assistants who work with faculty already.

In the same year, Roosevelt appointed him a delegate to the United Nations Conference on International Organization that met in San Francisco.