Sentence examples for appointed as supervising from inspiring English sources

The first person to hold the title of surgeon general was American physician Walter Wyman, who was appointed as supervising surgeon in 1891.

For example, many West Asian and Central Asian Muslims went to China to trade, becoming a preeminent force in the import and export industry, while some were even appointed as officers supervising economic affairs.

To invoke again the sporting comparison, it is hard to imagine Manchester United boss David Moyes being appointed as a non-executive director of the BBC to supervise football coverage, or West Ham's Sam Allardyce becoming a "sounding board" for the makers of Match of the Day.

William Percival Crozier is appointed as editor.

Brouwer was appointed as its director.

He was appointed as assistant professor at IIT Bombay in 1994.

Jo Coenen was appointed as director of the IBA-Parkstad office.

The coefficient of standard deviation Vσ was appointed as the feature index.

Reynolds was appointed as its first director.

She was appointed as the "Federal Corporate Social Responsibility Counsellor".

In each PHC centre one GP was appointed as investigator.