Sentence examples for appointed to fix from inspiring English sources
Jeffrey Zients, the troubleshooter appointed to fix the site by President Obama, told reporters on Friday that by the end of November the portal "will work smoothly for the vast majority of users".
Parker was appointed to fix that, and by many accounts she's been successful.
Governments can in theory sack them, although it would be very difficult; they are appointed to fixed terms.
A Chief of Staff is appointed to serve a fixed term of four years, and few indeed of the thirty-four generalsenioror to Marshall in 1939 had four years left before retirement.
In July, Robert A. Malone, an executive with 32 years' company experience, was appointed to run the BP America division and fix operations that have damaged the company's reputation.
Members of Congress have been appointed to federal judgeships without any fix being enacted; court challenges to such appointments have failed.
And last November Apple publicly objected to a monitor appointed to settle charges of price-fixing for electronic books.
Mr Justice Supperstone said: "In any event, a commissioner will now be appointed to hear this petition and it will be for the commissioner to fix the date of the hearing".
Somehow, it's hard to imagine Justices Roberts or Alito or Thomas fixing salmon mousse in preparation for being appointed to the Court.
Federal, state, and local judges have fixed or renewable terms of office, while some federal judges are appointed to life-long terms.[11].[11]
