Sentence examples for appointed to consider from inspiring English sources

In 1965 the Seebohm committee was appointed to consider how best to shape social welfare.

So the decision was delayed until a group of three independent experts could be appointed to consider the issue.

July 2014 Andrew Green QC appointed to consider the "reasonableness" of the decision to take action against Cummings.

Immediately after World War I the pressure for self-government was resumed, and a royal commission was appointed to consider the future of the territory.

A prosecutor should be appointed to consider criminal charges against top officials at the Pentagon and others involved in planning the abuse.

The ruling was made by Paul Tagliabue, a former NFL commissioner who was appointed to consider the players' appeals, after a new round of hearings in which the legal representatives of the players were allowed to cross-examine NFL witnesses.

It emphasized that the company would suffer no harm if a new district judge were appointed to begin considering how to resolve the case after the decision in June by the appeals court.

Though Ms. Baker was appointed to what is considered an independent regulatory agency, she signed the administration's ethics pledge upon taking office in July 2009.

In 1926, he was appointed to a Royal Commission considering cross-river traffic in London with particular reference to the Waterloo and St Paul's bridges.

In August, board member Timothy Dattels was appointed to a committee that would consider different business models, including a potential sale.

Judge Kaye also appointed a commission to consider changes to the rules governing how receivers are appointed.