Sentence examples for appointed call from inspiring English sources

Internally, Aaron appointed call center managers to field incoming calls 7 days/week.

In 1999 the Congressionally appointed National Gambling Impact Study Commission called for a moratorium on the spread of gambling.

And I gather we've now appointed somebody called the pastoral care person or something.

On Monday, the day before the special prosecutor was appointed, Taylor called the allegations of fraudulent signatures a "nothing burger" and accused the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee of disenfranchising Brown by endorsing Luria over her and other Democrats who had sought the nomination.

----Aquino Wouldn't Run MANILA, June 8 (AP) - President Aquino was quoted as saying in an interview today that if the constitution-writing commission she appointed two weeks ago called for a new presidential election, she would not run.

The provinces were grouped into twelve dioceses, each governed by an appointed official called a vicarius, or "deputy of the praetorian prefects".

His parents appointed a tutor called Ennes who Bellman called "a genius".

Thousands of people gathered in the Moldovan capital, Chisinau, on Sunday to rally against the newly appointed government and call for an early election.

The retiree couldn't ask for a more comfortable or more fully appointed place to call home... and the investor couldn't ask for better upside potential.

Communities appoint people called "shomrim" — protectors — to watch over the deceased from the time of death until the funeral.

A few months later, a deficit reduction panel appointed by Mr. Obama called those spending levels unsustainable.