Sentence examples for appointed at that time from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Rosenthal is the first American to head an EMBL research campus, and one of the first women--she was appointed at the same time that structural biologist Janet Thornton took over EMBL's European Bioinformatics Institute in Cambridge, U.K. Rosenthal's admirers attribute her success to a combination of intelligence, effervescent charm, and a feisty and optimistic resilience.

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

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.

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.

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

All four of the future regents for the Kangxi Emperor (Oboi, Suksaha, Ebilun, and Soni) were also appointed to the Council at that time.

The hatching time was appointed at which 90% of the viable eggs were hatching (Shan et al. 2008).

At the same time, justices appointed at too advanced an age will likely have short tenures on the Court.