Sentence examples for appointed spokesman from inspiring English sources
A councillor at 23, he was later appointed spokesman for every Labour councillor in Britain, and this year awarded an OBE for services to Oldham, as well as being tipped to become mayor of Manchester.
According to Abdel Hafiz Goka, a judge who is the newly appointed spokesman of the city's revolutionary council, and the first named member of a new Libyan interim "national council," this is not a consequence of confusion, but of ongoing consultation.
After Tony Abbott ousted Turnbull as Liberal opposition leader in 2009, Joyce was appointed spokesman for finance and debt reduction, but was soon moved into the more comfortable area of regional development after some missteps, including suggesting Australia was at risk of defaulting on its debt.
And the more the appointed spokesmen spoke in measured terms, moving from "This Week" on ABC to "Face the Nation" on CBS to "Late Edition" on CNN, the murkier and more intractable the issues seemed.
Mr. Aronsohn said the governor was still trying to appoint spokesmen for some departments.
Mr Hughes wants the Liberal Democrats to appoint spokesmen on all issues, even when one of their MPs is the minister responsible for that area in Government.
Nuttall's focus on the north is reflected in his selection in key roles of the Mancunian John Bickley – who came a distant second to Labour in the Oldham byelection last December – as immigration spokesman and fellow Liverpudlian Ray Finch, who was appointed housing spokesman.
He was named an archbishop and appointed Vatican spokesman that same year.
When Margaret Thatcher succeeded Heath, she appointed Griffiths spokesman on Europe, but he only lasted in the post for a year.
Perhaps most surprisingly, someone is still paying Darko Milicic to play basketball, and he has suddenly appointed himself spokesman for Yao Ming's foot.
His first lucky break as an opposition politician was when Kinnock appointed him spokesman on trade and industry late in 1984.
