Sentence examples for appointed pm from inspiring English sources
Interfax also quotes Crimea's recently appointed PM, Sergei Aksyonov, as saying "I don't know anything.
Augustin Matata Ponyo, who was appointed PM by President Joseph Kabila two years ago, said the country was keen to show it was moving on from the conflict that saw it branded the rape capital of the world by a senior UN official.
But Modi knows from the Sonia Gandhi-Manmohan Singh experience that once a party colleague is appointed PM, it is hard to dislodge him.
Pro-democracy opposition leader and civilian Jean-Marie Dore is appointed interim PM to head a power-sharing government and oversee a return to civilian rule.
The three-strong independent panel was appointed by PM Julia Gillard to break government deadlock on the issue, but critics argue that offshore processing is "inhumane".
Jaitley is popular among the middle class, just as Singh was when Sonia Gandhi appointed him PM.
Another emerging figure within the army in these days is nationalist Defense Minister Mohammed Tantawi, appointed as PM.
Will Christian Jordanians publicly ask for the rights of their sons (or daughters) to dream of someday becoming a prime minister (although the constitution doesn't stipulate it, there seems to be an unwritten rule that the prime minister should always be Muslim as to this day no Christian Jordanian has been appointed as PM)? Maybe, maybe not, but I have hope.
On Monday Iraq's president appointed Abadi as PM-designate and tasked him with forming a new "inclusive" government.
The PM has appointed several new faces to her ministerial team.
