Sentence examples for appointed a study from inspiring English sources

Each CAMHS appointed a study coordinator, who organised and supervised data collection throughout the project's various phases.

The project manager's responsibilities are: to determine when a study is to be done, appoint a study leader, and provide the resources to carry it out.

Worried that New York City students are ill equipped to meet new graduation requirements in mathematics, Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy has appointed a panel to study how the subject is taught in city classrooms and to recommend changes by spring.

Last January, to remind him of his pledge, the National Wrestling Coaches Association filed suit against the United States Department of Education, and the department in time-honored fashion appointed a commission to study the issue, hold public hearings and in due course issue a report (though not, of course, until after the November elections).

Rounds appointed a Task Force to Study Abortion.

He has even appointed a commission to study the issue.

So, of course, they stalled: they appointed a panel to study the matter.

In 2009, Selig appointed a committee to study the Athletics' options for a new ballpark.

It started in 2008, when the Legislature appointed a commission to study changes in the medical payment system.

That Republican, Ronald Reagan, won the election and soon appointed a commission to study the role of gold in monetary systems.

The dispute has become so fractious that in 2009, Commissioner Bud Selig appointed a committee to study the issue.