Sentence examples for appointed advisers from inspiring English sources

A spokesman, Nick Shapiro, said that Mr. Obama had appointed advisers with differing views but that ultimately he would set policy.

The creditors also argued that the judge had appointed advisers who were not impartial because they represented plaintiffs in a similar bankruptcy case in Newark involving a company called G.I. Holdings Inc.

Hilton Hotels Corporation, of the United States, has appointed advisers to sell two of the biggest British hotels acquired as part of its 3.3 billion pound takeover of Hilton International, The Times of London reported.

The Co-op has appointed advisers to help sell off about 300 more of its unwanted shops as it tries to raise funds to improve the rest of the chain.

The supermarket has appointed advisers to "review" the future of its Fresh & Easy stores in California, Arizona and Nevada after running up more than £1.5bn of investment bills and accumulated losses in five years.

Ensure quality assurance body Education Scotland appointed advisers in every local authority to improve attainment.

It comes after Hilco was appointed adviser to HMV's administrator Deloitte yesterday.

But, in November 1943, the archaeologist Sir Leonard Woolley was appointed adviser to the War Office.

After five years in that post, he took a correspondence course in banking, and in 1989 he was appointed adviser to the Rural Development Ministry.

The lunge for power was made even more explicit by the transfer of the governor's powers to a specially appointed adviser to the prime minister on Sindh's affairs.Mr Sharif's foes detect dark purposes behind this manoeuvre.

"We do not have at all a similar tradition of volunteerism in Greece," Amalia Zepou, the newly appointed adviser on civil society networking for Athens, told Ms. Billings-Burford, whose title is chief service officer, on Wednesday, as they sat around a table at City Hall, with this reporter allowed to sit in.