Sentence examples for appointed state from inspiring English sources

In 2000, he was appointed state climatologist.

More recently, the Romney and Santorum campaigns have appointed state directors.

In 1836 he was appointed state geologist for the Geological Survey of New York.

In 1834 he was appointed state attorney general and in 1839 elected to the U.S. Congress.

In 1868, eight years after having immigrated to the United States, Riley was appointed state entomologist of Missouri.

Comptroller Mr. McCall was appointed state comptroller in 1993 by the Legislature to fill a vacancy, then was elected twice.

A change in the law allowed Catholic schools to receive a subsidy if they taught the state curriculum, appointed state-trained teachers and opened their doors to children of all faiths.

New Jersey's governor is by most measures the most powerful in the nation, because the office has broad authority to appoint state officials.

But even the better parts of their reform are eclipsed by one slimy act: appointing State Senator Pedro Espada Jr., a Bronx Democrat, as Senate president.

He often has the ability to appoint state court judges, thereby working with a nominations committee.

Republican Gov. Phil Bryant will appoint state Agriculture Commissioner Cindy Hyde-Smito thethe Senate on Wednesday, where she'll fill the seat vacated by Republican Sen. Thad Cochran, Republican sources told multiple news outlets on Tuesday.