Sentence examples for appointed precisely from inspiring English sources

Things must appear fair — even more so when a special counsel, appointed precisely to avoid the appearance of bias, is concerned.

Indeed, George Entwistle was appointed precisely because he said he wanted to make BBC culture more open, less command-led and more discursive.

While many trustees of culture organisations have backgrounds in culture, the majority do not, having been appointed precisely because of the outside expertise they bring, whether in law, finance, communications or any other area.

It was no longer inhabited, but was so perfectly appointed, so precisely furnished with a little stove, a Keith Haring original drawing, vintage cross-country skis, solar-energy units, classic books and much else that it seemed right to befriend the exquisite hobo who had once lived there.

In fact, the special-counsel regulations under which Mueller was appointed were written precisely to address a situation like this one.

And while the abstract wilderness of "Godot" might seem a far cry from the precisely appointed London house of Pinter's play, both works take place in a no man's land.

Rieu strides into his drawing room at precisely the appointed time.

Many justices, he said, were appointed to the court precisely because they were friends with the president or other senior officials.

But for precisely mixed, prettily appointed cocktails in a setting that isn't bland, hackneyed, crass or rigged for maximum volume — by which I mean crowd size even more than din — this neighborhood, the supposed crossroads of the world, has long been a parched intersection.

They are just appointed".

Governors are appointed for overlapping 14-year terms precisely to avoid this concentration of power.Independence, schmindependenceThat alone is dangerous.