Sentence examples for appointed to help from inspiring English sources

Short-term judges are appointed to help with periodic backlogs.

A prosecutor should be appointed to help them.

A committee has also been appointed to help enact recommendations made in two independent audits.

Price was appointed to help her become "more effective in her interactions with others and with society".

The committee of seven lay experts and one cleric will answer directly to the pope and a panel of cardinals he appointed to help coordinate reforms.

A whole new generation of directors, many of them from abroad, was appointed to help set the biggest of these institutions on a new footing.

A committee of theologians subsequently confirmed the authenticity of Hildegard's visions, and a monk was appointed to help her record them in writing.

An encouraging portent: in early March, AirMap's McNeal was appointed to FAA Rulemaking Committee to help draft microUAS performance-based standards and operation requirements.

The 26-year-old is the third ambassador to be appointed to represent and help promote the IOMCGA ahead of the 2014 Games in Glasgow.

Instead of appointing his bearded friends in highly sophisticated positions, Morsi could have appointed technocrats to help salvage the economy, revive industries and empower entrepreneurs.

It is looking internally and externally for the right candidate and has appointed headhunters to help.