Sentence examples for appointed as a delegate from inspiring English sources

Dr. Kaufman was a world renowned attorney, having been appointed as a delegate and lecturer for many international meetings and conferences.

Since 2002, I've been appointed as a "Science Educator".

One nurse per facility was appointed as a link nurse.

Get appointed as a cardinal.

Jacques Antenen, who is a police chief in Switzerland and acts as vice-chairman of Uefa's disciplinary committee, has been appointed as match delegate following the Madrid striker's complaints.

He had to keep Mrs. Roosevelt on his team, he told Secretary of State James F. Byrnes, and when Byrnes suggested in December 1945 that he appoint her as a delegate to the first United Nations General Assembly, he jumped at the chance.

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

His reputation thus enhanced, the Virginia legislature appointed him a delegate to the Second Continental Congress in the spring of 1775.

Meanwhile, the legislature had appointed him a delegate to the convention in Annapolis, Maryland, that met in September 1786 to consider the commercial plight of the Union.

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

At the same meeting, another tobacco expert from ASH (Action on Tobacco and Health) was appointed as the chief Thai delegate.