Sentence examples for appointed counselor from inspiring English sources

While yet learning English, he was appointed counselor at the Soviet Embassy in Washington, D.C.

After he lost a 1982 primary election — redistricting had put him and another incumbent Republican in the same district — Mr. Derwinski was appointed counselor at the State Department.

Mrs. Armstrong was a prominent figure in Texas and national Republican Party politics when she was appointed counselor to Nixon in 1973.

Formerly a top deputy in the city's Law Department, Mr. Crowell, 41, was appointed as counselor to the mayor shortly after Mr. Bloomberg took office.

As the newly appointed Senior Counselor to President-Elect Trump and co-equal to newly appointed Chief of Staff Reince Preibus, Bannon will now have the power of the Federal government behind his efforts.

Summers is now Obama's top economic adviser, Sperling has been appointed legal counselor at Treasury, and Gensler, a former partner in Goldman Sachs, is head of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which he once attempted to prevent from regulating derivatives when it was run by Brooksley Born.

Manuel Hermenegildo Aguirre, captain of hussars, proposed that the Cabildo take the reins of government, with five men appointed as counselors, Moreno among them.

The principal investigator informs the local project leader of the outcomes of the inclusion and randomization procedure, so that the local project leader can appoint a counselor to deliver the intervention in the experimental condition (Happiness Route) or the control condition (Customized Care).

In 1560 Philip II appointed Granvelle chief counselor to Margaret of Parma, regent in the Netherlands.

When Charles succeeded to the duchy of Burgundy in 1467, he appointed Commynes his counselor and sent him as ambassador on missions to England, Brittany, and Spain.

King Leopold II of Tuscany regarded him so highly that he appointed him, successively, counselor of state (1847) and minister of state (1848).