Sentence examples for appointed simply from inspiring English sources
I have little doubt she would be as offended as anyone to be appointed simply on that basis, however.
"None of these people will find favour with an increasingly restless public, or with MPLA old-timers, who will resent a political newcomer being appointed simply because of connections with the veteran leader.
(The first issue that Aquinas takes up about human law in his set-piece discussion of law, Summa Theologiae, I-II, q. 95 a. 1, is whether human law [positive law] is beneficial might we not do better with exhortations and warnings, or with judges appointed simply to "do justice", or with wise leaders ruling as they see fit? And see I.3 below).
Appointing simply another European, particularly another white middle-age male, might not fly this time.
While Democratic leaders fretted over finding Mr Obama's successor, the governor simply appointed Roland Burris; and though the appointment sparked outrage at first, this week the Senate embraced Mr Burris as one of its own.The drama in Illinois, however, will continue for some time.
Situated in a quiet corner of Trastevere, it has simply appointed rooms from 250 euros ($338).
For now, what mourners need is a simply appointed space where they can gather to contemplate and grieve.
After aperitifs in the bar, we are escorted into a simply appointed dining room that has been reserved for our group.
So he simply appointed three trusted public personalities to head a far-left Progressive Unionist Party, a Socialist Labour Party and a centrist Liberal Party.Sadat also created a committee to vet applications for the formation of new parties.
"There's no doubt that Mr. Snowden's leaks triggered a much more rapid and passionate response than would have been the case if I had simply appointed this review board," he said.
Yet a person may be forgiven for wondering where cooking comes into the plan: Ms. Shumel's simply appointed store on Route 9A here looks vaguely like a diner to some passers-by.
