Sentence examples for appointed again from inspiring English sources

He returned as an MP in February 1974 for Lewisham West and was appointed again as a PPS (1975-76) thetheducationon secretary, by this time Fred Mulley.

In 1998, he was appointed, again by Blunkett, to chair the committee to devise a test of minimum competence in English language and British culture which immigrants should undergo before being given permanent residence.

He was appointed again in December last year, when the commission was overhauled, this time to work in the section dealing with volcanic risk.

After this feat that earned him fame and glory, in 1262 Alexios was appointed again to lead an army against Epirus.

But in the last year or so firms up here have started to appoint again.

Many in town thought Mr. Letten had weathered the problems and would be appointed yet again, regardless of who won the White House.

And Wolves will be wary of the public outcry that followed McClaren being linked with the Aston Villa job in 2011, prior to Alex McLeish being appointed, and again at Nottingham Forest, where he lasted just 122 days.

"I know he was interviewed just before Brendan was appointed and again, it has to be a certain type of manager … it's not going to be your traditional 4-4-2 [backer].

Some time in that year or the one following, he was appointed once again as Superintendent of Horticulture, guiding students in planting the College gardens and improving the grounds.

In 1649 Dudley was appointed once again to serve as a commissioner and president of the New England Confederation, an umbrella organization established by most of the New England colonies to address issues of common interest; however, he was ill (and aging, at 73), and consequently unable to discharge his duties in that office.

Fuller was again appointed to a pulpit in London (1652).