Sentence examples for appointed onto from inspiring English sources

Duchatelet has appointed former Charlton chairman Richard Murray as non-executive chairman while Katrien Meire, who has worked at Liege, has been appointed onto the board.

Individuals' perceptions on why they had been appointed onto the VAC included respect within the community, the ability to educate people as well as believing they had good knowledge of HIV.

Mrs. Carnahan was appointed to the seat, and in her bid to hold onto it this year, she presented herself as a centrist running against a conservative ideologue.

José Antonio Meade, an economist appointed to be foreign secretary, has begun to steer the conversation about Mexico onto happier subjects, such as the roaring export sector.

Using its statutory powers, the Housing Corporation seized control of Ujima and appointed new members onto the board.

He then appointed former lobbyists onto "deregulation teams," meaning that in some cases the people in charge of considering regulatory changes were representatives of the industries affected by those same rules.

"My family are all Liverpool fans and when he was appointed they were all onto me straight away.

A man begins an affair with the animal of the title, and the gates of hell are opened onto one impeccably appointed suburban living room.

It got a solid laugh and, as I leapt from that premise's unfinished scaffolding onto the supremely appointed edifice of an actual joke I'd bothered to finish, I made a note in my head to not put the Hot Pockets on the finished album, but to save the concept to develop for the next one.

A RAND Corporation nuclear expert beginning in 1949, he was brought by Henry Kissinger onto the National Security Council then appointed by President Nixon to direct the Pentagon's Office of Net Assessment.

After a spell in charge at Stoke, Cotterill was appointed Burnley manager and brought Yates onto his coaching staff.