Sentence examples for appointed education from inspiring English sources

But soon after Betsy DeVos was appointed education secretary this year, the department scrapped much of that work.

He rejoined UMNO (1968), was elected to Parliament (1969), and was appointed education minister (1970) and deputy prime minister (1973).

For example, in New Jersey, the newly elected Gov. Chris Christie fired his appointed education commissioner, alleging that he was to blame for the state's loss.

One of Michael Gove's first acts on being appointed education secretary, meanwhile, was to place information on school performance prominently on his department's website.

Mae Miller of Weston was appointed education director of the American Classical Orchestra, based in Norwalk, just over a year ago.

The sole Liberal Democrat elected to the Welsh assembly, Kirsty Williams, has been appointed education secretary in a new-look Labour-led government.

The board, which sets statewide education policy, appoints the education commissioner.

John Nash, a wealthy Tory donor, venture capitalist and enthusiastic sponsor of academies, has been appointed an education minister in a move that will delight those seeking faster reform by the education secretary, Michael Gove.

Ronald Reagan appointed him education secretary in 1988.

Morgan has appointed an education commissioner for Birmingham.

He was appointed shadow education secretary, pitting him against the cabinet minister Ruth Kelly, who is struggling.