Sentence examples for appointed into from inspiring English sources

Kamakura warriors could control traditional land types (shōen and kokugaryō) or be newly appointed into confiscated lands.

"Ofsted's last published observations were just 12 days after our new interim headteacher was appointed into her new role.

(5 Employee means an individual who works full-time or part-time and is appointed into Board service for a period of more than 90 days.

November was appointed into the role in 2013, overseeing hit shows such as Downton Abbey, Doc Martin and Broadchurch, as well as new commissions including Cilla, Grantchester and Unforgotten.

Kellie Greene was appointed into the role at Peace Corps in 2011 following the Kate Puzey Act, a law passed by the US Congress to ensure that the organisation improve its protection of volunteers.

At the end of the scheme, graduates are appointed into a department manager position within the company, "A lot of graduates like the idea of one day being in head office," says Sims, "although we encourage graduates to work their way up to branch manager before diversifying their career.

It was hard for Mr. Obama to be chastising Wall Street executives for living by a different set of rules when people he was appointing into government were perceived as doing much the same thing.

Who we appoint into office matters," she said.

But Mills has overseen a remarkable turnaround at the club, lifting the Tynesiders from 19th place when he was appointed in September, into promotion contention.

And third, having appointed women into senior roles, we need to not assume that the job is done.

A report published earlier this month by a specially appointed commission into the preparedness and response by officialdom to the Breivik massacre is the answer.