Sentence examples for appointed being from inspiring English sources
Subsequently, on March 9, 1909, the circuit court entered an order, consolidating the two causes, and appointing three persons receivers of the dispensary fund, two of those thus appointed being at that time, or having been, shortly prior thereto, members of the commission.
Yet, nevertheless, the number of houses which Lycurgus appointed being still maintained, and the law remaining in force by which every one was obliged to leave his lot or portion of land entirely to his son, a kind of order and equality was thereby preserved, which still in some degree sustained the state amidst its errors in other respects.
The task force on gun violence President Obama appointed, being led by Vice President Biden, is to address the issues of mental health resources, keeping society from glamorizing guns and violence, as well as tightening gun laws.
Or, as he described it, the Constitution called for the president "submit[ting] the propriety of his choice to the discussion and determination of a different and independent body" -- the Senate -- and "[t]he person ultimately appointed" being "the object of [the president's] preference, though perhaps not in the first degree".
Two of the women appointed are princesses.
Nicely appointed tables are comfortably spaced.
The vote to appoint Cortines was 7-0.
Appointing Jeffrey Immelt is just campaigning.
"He's not elected; he's appointed.
Don't delay after being appointed executor.
