Sentence examples for appointed however from inspiring English sources

A number of those appointed, however, have not been fair in return.

Second, institutional investors that follow directors may earn superior returns in the quarter when the followed director is appointed, however there is little evidence that this out-performance extends beyond the first quarter.

If Price is appointed, however, feminist eyebrows might be raised: despite being nominally committed to diversity from the outset, in 33 years Channel 4 still has yet to see either a female chairman or chief executive, apart from one Harriet Harman-style three-month stint as interim chief exec between two blokes by Anne Bulford.

All four judges were appointed, however, because the majority of the three-member commission, which included Bird, approved them.

On the night appointed, however, it was Wickliffe who won all the money wagered by Duval and Oldham, despite their schemes.

That would involve passing a bill to expand the size of the court and allowing the president to appoint however many justices would be needed to create a new liberal majority, with the friendly Senate signing off on any appointee.

McKinley again approached Foraker after his re-election in 1887 seeking Hartshorn's appointment; however, Foraker appointed George B. Cox, Republican boss of Cincinnati, as chief though Smithnight was retained as a deputy.

If Mr. Rowland appoints Mr. Shays, however, Mr. Jepsen may consider running for Mr. Shays's seat in Washington, some state Democrats say.

He was, however, appointed to the role in January 2009.

He was, however, appointed to the University of Paris in 1902 and was made a full professor there in 1906.

Thus both Poland and Lithuania were united in the person of their sovereign (who soon, however, appointed a grand duke to rule for him in Lithuania).