Sentence examples for appointed among from inspiring English sources
The truce is credited for avoiding bedlam in the Senate and lasting long enough for some conservative jurists to be appointed, among them Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito.
The truce is credited for avoiding bedlam in the Senate, and it lasted long enough for some conservative jurists to be appointed, among them Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr.
In addition, we study a variant of the TopkTR problem, called TopkTRL, where a team leader is appointed among each recommended team of crowd workers in order to coordinate different crowd workers conveniently, and the aforementioned framework can be extended to address this variant.
Although she can't technically run for mayor -- a ceremonial position appointed among elected council members -- Kardashian got political pundits going.
Therefore, in every participating community residence a health ambassador is appointed among staff members.
Instructors were appointed among bachelor students in the education of sport and health at the University of Southern Denmark.
Later, cabinet officials were appointed from among the party commanding a majority in the House of Commons.
Tony Blair appointed Clare Short, Michael Meacher and Chris Mullin, among many others who were hardly New Labour.
All were similarly appointed, containing, among other things, butterflies (pressed), a large snowy owl (stuffed), a ceramic hip flask shaped like a pretzel (salted).
The position for which Clovis has been appointed ranks among "the most critical" science and technology roles in the federal government, according to a 2008 report by the National Academy of Sciences.
Lord Steel, a former leader of the Liberal Democrats, also argues that the Lords should be appointed from among the eminent in different walks of life, even though his party has long wanted to make the place democratic (a Liberal government passed a bill in 1911 promising "a second chamber constituted on a popular instead of a hereditary basis").
