Sentence examples for appointed to check from inspiring English sources

They would like to see someone independent appointed to check what's going on.

The Nuffield Trust also recently announced that a head of wellbeing should be appointed to check nutrition, exercise and emotional wellbeing in schools.

"My parents and brothers told me yesterday via satellite internet call that there are about 2,000 men appointed to check the shops in the city and collect the taxes under the name of Zakat, not just from the shops, but from employees' salaries.

Under the Care of Cathedrals Measure - the ecclesiastical equivalent of an Act of Parliament - an architect must be appointed to keep a check on the condition of these historic buildings.

One of its 14 physicians is appointed to be responsible for checking all medical record and discharge summary, regardless of types of health insurance, to ensure not only completeness but also accuracy.

Craig Thomson was appointed to referee the match.

"Last time I checked, he was appointed to office and he is not term-limited".

Should two auditors be appointed to especially important companies, so they can check each others' work?

"It would appear Savile was appointed to this role without any background checks at all," he told the BBC.

They wanted officers and opposition figures to be appointed to a new government to keep Diệm in check.

But a leaked Department for Education document, seen by the BBC and the Guardian, reveals that civil servants were concerned that a lack of checks may lead to unsuitable candidates, referred to as principal designates, being appointed to run schools.