Sentence examples for appointed later from inspiring English sources

He will be succeeded by the company's treasurer, Daniel Ammann, and a new treasurer will be appointed later, G.M. said.

Eastman Kodak said it expected to issue new stock and appoint a new board, adding that new directors would be appointed later.

Bigot, a French nuclear physicist with extensive management experience in industry and government, was appointed later that year to shake up the organization and devise a credible schedule and cost.

After Marples left Ilkeston in March 2002, Bishop and Helliwell took caretaker charge of the team before John McGinlay was appointed later that month.

A new weather forecasting company is expected to be appointed later this year.

A three-star U.S. general, who is expected to be appointed later this month, will command the police and army training missions.

In practice, this means investing in our international system, from ensuring that a strong, principled and effective UN secretary general is appointed later this year, to providing humanitarian and peacekeeping support, including a more active engagement in diplomatic efforts in Syria, where we have been bit-part players for too long.

Since Fraser's resignation, the institute has been overseen by Peter Selby, the former bishop of Worcester and author of Grace and Mortgage: The Language of Faith and the Debt of the World, though a new full-time director will be appointed later this year.

After Pike's retirement, Heath appointed Thatcher later that year to the Shadow Cabinet as Fuel and Power spokesman.

Duoviri navales, at first appointed but later popularly elected (311 178 bc), had charge of a fleet.

For his dangerous work for British forces he was not only appointed OBE (later rescinded), but received two mentions in dispatches.