Sentence examples for appointed to help with from inspiring English sources

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

Independent planning experts have been appointed to help with plans for an incinerator in Gloucester.

"We don't know why a head coach hasn't been appointed to help with the review," said Adlington.

He also found the Welsh clergy to be uneducated, although he did order a Welsh-speaking suffragan bishop to be appointed to help with pastoral duties in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.

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

Torfaen council leader Bob Wellington told BBC Radio Wales they accepted the report's findings and were prepared to work with whoever was appointed to help the authority.

A prosecutor should be appointed to help them.

Councillors also agreed a specialist contractor should be appointed to help rejuvenate the aquarium.

After Kennedy's assassination, Hosty was appointed to help lead the FBI's investigation.

Coaches have been appointed to help fans who find cheering and singing difficult.

It has appointed Lazard to help with this process and chairman Bruce Duncan said: "No option is off the table".