Sentence examples for appointed then from inspiring English sources

Their first victim was Brendan Eich, appointed then un-appointed as head of Mozilla, after his financial support for the campaign against gay marriage (and in support of Pat Buchanan) came to light.

Engineering giant Arup was duly appointed – then subcontracted Heatherwick to its team.

Of course, a Chief Justice has just one vote, like everybody else, so if Scalia were elevated, and a conservative federal judge, say, were appointed, then the voting pattern would be the same.

If a child has no living parent and no guardians have been appointed, then in the case of a tragedy an application must made to the court for a guardian to be appointed, usually a willing family member or friends.

We have to face the fact that if a judge dies, and another one is appointed, then yes, it could tip the balance.' It seems amazing that the richest, most powerful nation on earth could pass a law that would put its women's reproductive health choices on a par with those in Bangladesh, Nigeria and Haiti.

If the administrator is appointed, then the winding-up petition is suspended.

The 1st District seat became vacant last year when Republican Gov. Nikki Haley appointed then-congressman Tim Scott to the U.S. Senate seat of Republican Jim DeMint, who resigned.

The precedent for this is President Bill Clinton appointing then-first lady Hillary Clinton to head the official Health Reform Task Force in 1993.

The BBC appointed Julia Bradbury, then 38, and Matt Baker, then 30, to present the programme.

The appointed MK then has 28 days in which to do so, though the period can be extended.

Appointed judges then must face nonpartisan elections to keep their posts.