Sentence examples for appointed this from inspiring English sources

And because a judge has yet to be appointed, this particular media circus is taking place without a ringmaster.

It's just 31 years since, having wandered elsewhere along Fleet Street, I was belatedly appointed this newspaper's full-time film critic.

When the current adviser, Alex Allan, was appointed, this committee complained, saying there should have been a rottweiler, not a poodle.

"However, I recognise there is more to do, particularly in education and prevention, which is why I have appointed this expert panel".

Charlotte appointed this company to contact members on her behalfto be "her voice", to gather information for her, as well as to set up the membership system.

"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.

And, although the Orange prize for fiction at least attempts to redress the balance (with an all-female judging panel appointed this year) we've still NEVER had a female poet laureate in this country.

BRAVO for Michèle Alliot-Marie, appointed this month as France's first woman minister of defence.

Either way, says Dyke, Blatter hasn't a hope of remaining in post until his successor is appointed this winter.

Andrew Motion, appointed this week to the post of poet laureate, published a biography of Keats last year.

The Police Department has been led by three black police chiefs; the most recent, Charles McClelland, was appointed this year.