Sentence examples for appointed said from inspiring English sources
Asked what Mr. Bout had said, the courtroom translator he had appointed said it had been a message of perseverance.
"The population has lost faith in the governor that Putin appointed," said Solomon I. Ginzberg, an independent member of Kaliningrad's regional Parliament and one of the protest organizers.
"They were throwing up every possible roadblock to us getting our people appointed," said John W. Farrell, the Fairfax Democrats' general counsel.
"He is far and away the most sensitive person on this issue who could have been appointed," said Roderick MacLeish Jr., a lawyer who represented the Porter victims.
"I think it's really a reflection of the people that the mayor has appointed," said Michael McKee, associate director of Tenants and Neighbors, a statewide advocacy group.
"I think what Europe wants above all else is a stronger U.S. economy, and that means that Europe has a vested interest in an exceptional candidate being appointed," said Richard Barwell, senior European economist at Royal Bank of Scotland.
If they'd appointed, say, Lord Puttnam, the report would have been different.
Carla Smits-Nusteling, KPN's chief financial officer, resigned a little more than two years after being appointed, saying she disagreed with a decision to quadruple the top management board to 12 members from three, the company said.
After Brown's death in 2006, many of his descendants sued to overturn the will and remove the executors he had appointed, saying they had pushed him into disbursing his wealth in a way that would benefit them personally.
Assuming one might be appointed, say, this spring, his/her work wouldn't likely be completed for at least a year.
"It's rare to have this much public discussion about who the president should appoint," said Allan Meltzer, a Fed historian at Carnegie Mellon University.
