Sentence examples for appointed him for from inspiring English sources

Rafael Benitez earlier this week hit out at those who appointed him for giving him the title of 'interim' manager, and at the club's fans for their constant jeering.

Please see article 30, paragraph seven of the Fifa statutes: "Any member of the executive committee who no longer exercises his official function shall be immediately replaced by the confederation or associations which appointed him for the remaining period of office".

Nixon ended up appointing him for life, something only a high power could end when he died in 1971.

After the war President Ulysses S. Grant appointed him counsel for the United States at the Geneva Conference (1871 72) for the settlement of the Alabama claims.

In 1560 the Reformed church appointed him superintendent for the districts of Angus and Mearns.

It came as no surprise when last August Napolitano appointed him senator for life.

He enjoys a huge fan base around the country, and in West Bengal, where Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has appointed him ambassador for the state.

Eventually Ventidius' talents were recognized by Julius Caesar, who enlisted his aid during the Civil War (Caesar against Pompey and the Optimates, 49 46) and appointed him praetor for 43.

In 1978, WLIW, then a fledgling public television station, invited Mr. Levine to join its board and later appointed him chairman for a two-year stint.

The protectionist George Dibbs appointed him Minister for Justice on 23 October 1891, a position in which he worked closely with his friend Barton, who was Attorney General.

He was politically active, gaining a seat on the Paris Assembly in 1874, and elected to the Chamber of Deputies in 1876 – lending his support to Léon Gambetta, who appointed him minister for education and religion (1881 1882).