Sentence examples for appointed to foster from inspiring English sources
A special class of high officers, designated "dharma ministers," was appointed to foster dharma work by the public, relieve sufferings wherever found, and look to the special needs of women, of people inhabiting outlying regions, of neighbouring peoples, and of various religious communities.
Appointed to the F.C.C. in late 1997, Mr. Kennard worked to foster competition in local telecommunications markets.
The intervention was an integrated case management model where recovery coaches were appointed to substance abusing parents associated with an open foster care placement.
Roth was appointed to head UTA's fine arts branch nearly two years ago, and it's given industry insiders plenty of time to foster paranoia and resentment over the talent agency's possible intrusion within the gallery system.
In 1851, he was appointed to Brooklyn Naval Hospital.
Heller was appointed to replace Ensign.
Appointed to Labour frontbench by Ed Miliband.
Foreign preachers have been appointed to mosques.
He doesn't say appointed to what.
Appointed to Presidential Commission on Drunk Driving by Ronald Reagan.
She was appointed to CEO in 2004.
