Sentence examples for appointed to either from inspiring English sources

Individuals who obtained their Ph.D. degree more than 5 years ago and have conducted research training throughout this period are ineligible for a postdoctoral position and should be appointed to either a position of higher rank or appointed to a staff position.

But he wasn't appointed to either position until February 2013.

Stigand was the first non-monk to be appointed to either English archbishopric since before the days of Dunstan (archbishop from 959 to 988).

The participants will be randomly appointed to either the control group or the experimental group.

In addition to this, the men he appointed to high office were either inept or corrupt.

It has taken more than 100 years of federation for the first Indigenous MP – Ken Wyatt – to be appointed to the frontbench of either major party.

John and McIntosh have pledged to keep the other involved if either of them is appointed to the boss' role.

She reported that all of her colleagues who were appointed by the former ruling party had either resigned or had been appointed to rural regions of Turkey, to pressure them to resign.

Brice Robin, the French public prosecutor appointed to head the crash investigation, had not been immediately informed either, and was also angry.

As development progresses, some neurons become appointed to networks that can process information from either the right eye or the left eye only.

Officials have been appointed to this task, but have so far done little to combat either terrorism or their utter mutual mistrust.