Sentence examples for appointed to execute from inspiring English sources

A resolution adopted at one of the first commission meetings stated: "That the monument of Gen. McClellan be an equestrian statue, and that this resolution be communicated by the secretary to any commission hereinafter appointed to execute the work".

Campbell & Company, a roughly $3 billion hedge fund that uses computer systems to execute trades, announced Wednesday that its current president, Stephen Roussin, had been appointed to succeed the retiring chief executive, Terri Becks.

According to Goodwin, Lincoln executed something like this strategy when he appointed to his first Cabinet three men he had beaten for the 1860 Republican nomination: William H. Seward, Salmon P. Chase, and Edward Bates.

RH was appointed to the project as a PhD-student in a later phase and will execute the follow-up study until children are 24 months old.

EdC was appointed to the project as a PhD-student in a later phase and executed the study until children were 24 months old.

When Piero della Francesca was commissioned by the Corpus Domini Confraternity in 1469 to execute a panel of the "Communion of the Apostles," Giovanni Santi was not only appointed to coordinate the project, but also lodged the artist in his own house.

Machiavelli was appointed to office on May 28 , 1498 just days after the reforming monk Girolamo Savonarola was executed for challenging the power of the mighty Medici family and the pope.

Foreign preachers have been appointed to mosques.

Heller was appointed to replace Ensign.

Appointed to Labour frontbench by Ed Miliband.

In 1851, he was appointed to Brooklyn Naval Hospital.