Sentence examples for appointed that he from inspiring English sources

Michael Boyd's early days as the artistic director of the Royal Shakespeare Company were haunted by a pronouncement he made a few weeks before being appointed: that he was "in favour of a bit of Semtex being tactically exploded at the RS C.

Pearce said he made it clear when he was appointed that he would only pick players based on merit, and would not have taken the job if he was not in full control over squad selection.

Kyl had said when he was appointed that he committed only to serving until the end of this year.

B1 Neediest Cases B5 SCIENCE TIMES F1-12 Health & FitneSPORTSARTS E1-12 SPORTS D1-8 OBITUARIES A32-33 EDUCATION Bilingual Education Debate Mayor Giuliani urged the Board of Education to adopt the recommendations of a task force he appointed that proposes an overhaul of the bilingual education program.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani urged the Board of Education yesterday to adopt the recommendations of a task force he appointed that proposes a sweeping overhaul of the city's 26-year-old bilingual education program.

He has found a kindred spirit in Dr. Frieden, the health commissioner, who said when he was appointed that his main priority would be to combat smoking.

Still, Mr. Tansky, 63, had said when he appointed Mr. Mullins that he did not have time to run the stores and be an executive at the larger corporate group.

The court's clerk later said that Chief Justice Brock told him to "slow this down" and not tell Judge Pappagianis he had been appointed, but that he had already done so.

In his first remarks since being appointed, he said that would be a priority.

Since Martin Robinson was appointed to that job three years ago, he has only used a remotely racy cover image twice.

First, huge credit where it is due to Hull Kingston Rovers, starting from their chairman Neil Hudgell and Justin Morgan, the coach he appointed in that summer of 2005.