Sentence examples for appointed battle from inspiring English sources

On the day he was appointed, Battle said, Rhinelander Waldo, who was then the commissioner, told him, "You will have some difficulties, but I know you will overcome them".

At the moment that choice doesn't exist: either you are a jobbing clinician engaged in the business of service delivery, or you are a formally appointed academic battling it out for university kudos and research council funds.

Mr. Battle was appointed assistant secretary of state for educational and cultural affairs in 1962.

Following a two-week boardroom battle, Deutsche appointed Christian Sewing as chief executive on Monday with immediate effect.

In 1911, as a rear admiral, he became naval secretary to the first lord of the Admiralty, then Winston Churchill, and in 1913 was appointed to command the battle cruiser squadron.

The company receives a "C" for accumulation/distribution and has a relative strength of 99. A. George (Skip) Battle was appointed chief executive in December 2000.

Walsh, who is facing a tough election battle, was appointed to the Senate after Obama named former Democratic Sen. Max Baucus to be the U.S. ambassador to China.

He appointed new officers and battled to protect the pound, particularly after a Labor Government took office in 1964.

For his part in the battle he was appointed a Field Crown Hetman, and became the starost of Hrubieszów.

Since then, the two parties have fought a tough battle, negotiated by appointed mediator Daniel Póllock, who was the one to break the news of the new deal on Monday.

William McChesney Martin Jr., who was appointed Fed chairman that year, battled Harry Truman and successive presidents to establish the prototype for an independent Fed chief.