Sentence examples for appointed at a time from inspiring English sources

Mr Drakeford has been appointed at a time of major change and financial pressure on the NHS, as local health boards are putting forward plans to reorganise hospital services.

"He was appointed at an extremely difficult time for the club and can count himself unlucky to have lost his job with the team just one point away from the top six.

Of particular interest to me, this policy memo to the campus established a minimum salary for any postdoctoral appointment, required that all postdocs be appointed at 100% time (with exceptions requiring a dean's approval) and stated that no further "by agreement" appointments--which essentially broke all campus compensation rules--would be permitted.

Eusebius does not explain this sudden halt, but it coincides with the replacement of Firmilianus with Valentinianus, a man appointed at some time before Galerius's death.

Sunday, and the White House said an emergency board would be appointed at that time if no tentative contract agreement was in place.

That show helped deepen Mr. Tinterow's ties with Miguel Zugaza, the director of the Prado, who had just been appointed at the time.

"It's no accident that he has been appointed at this time".

Labovitch, 48 – who was appointed at the same time as a former Lehman Brothers banker, Varun Chandra, joined Firerush as an adviser – was seen in financial circles as someone who could open doors for Blair.

Bloet was appointed at the same time that Anselm was appointed Archbishop of Canterbury, during a severe illness when Rufus feared he was dying.

Morris said she was thrilled to be appointed at such an exciting time for the museum.

He was hurriedly appointed vice-president at a time when parliament had already been dissolved and was made running mate to Mr Moi's preferred successor Uhuru Kenyatta.