Sentence examples for appointed earlier from inspiring English sources

For instance, tax experts said, the government might be persuaded that the hot tub that the governor has admitted receiving in 2001 from his secretary, Christine Corey, and her husband, Paul Corey, whom the governor had appointed earlier as chairman of the Connecticut Lottery Commission, was a gift among friends.

The proposed cabinet, including the new prime minister, Laisenia Qarase, is largely the one appointed earlier by the army and denounced by the rebels as full of geriatrics.

The tax transparency advocate Richard Murphy said Rudd's new role as home secretary, to which she was appointed earlier in the year by Theresa May, was fundamentally in conflict with her past use of offshore companies.

Since President Bush turned to the United Nations to help select an interim Iraqi government to replace the one appointed earlier by Mr. Bremer and later discredited, the administration has said that a key to Iraqi legitimacy is involvement of international organizations.

At 11 15 p.m., he walked it over to the "fishbowl," an airy room in building 200 at APL. Assembled there were the five scientists appointed earlier in the day to toil through the night sprucing up the image.

The ex-Kidderminster boss, appointed earlier on Saturday, saw his new side take the lead just after the half hour when Lewis Turner's ball in from the right found its way into the net.

Appointed earlier this year as a party vice-president, she supplied a familiar blend of coarse nationalism and populist defiance.

Mr Fraser, who was appointed earlier this year, was previously one of Britain's best known celebrity photographers.

Still, new election commissioners had been appointed earlier this month (the last lot had been arrested), and there seemed some prospect of holding fresh elections in November.

Appointed earlier this year, Gurassa's previous involvement in privatisations had led to speculation that he might have been brought in specifically to sell off the channel.

Royal London Asset Management, which owns £52m in Sky shares, said shareholders needed an independent chairman and criticised the process by which Murdoch was appointed earlier this year.