Sentence examples for appointed timing from inspiring English sources
Others appointed "timing police" to keep out timers even as sales colleagues advised them how to stay under the radar by splitting up orders or by creating multiple accounts to evade timing limits.
The initial definition of the SDI requirements revealed a limited knowledge on the part of the locally appointed disaster managers about the mode and timing of intervention.
Ms. Moore, who was appointed chairwoman and chief executive in 2002, becoming Time Inc.'s first female chief executive, was said to be happy with the choice, although others at the company were surprised by the timing of the move.
After showing poor timing when appointing and sacking managers in the past the chairman Freddy Shepherd and his board, for the sake of the club's credibility, need to get it right on this occasion.
The bank association also appointed the accounting firm Ernst & Young to value the products, though details, such as the timing and valuation of the buybacks remained unclear.
These details are needed in order to determine that there are no conflicts of interest with the timing of State Department actions made during Secretary Clinton's tenure, as was required by the White House when Hillary Clinton was appointed.
Mr Brown appointed the panel.
Already appointed: Heidi Alexander.
"The timing of this effort is particularly appropriate," Mr. Bennett said, referring to the start of the investigation by the review board, which was appointed by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
