Sentence examples for appointed to improve from inspiring English sources

Nicholson says the new chief executive was appointed to improve things.

Government officials suggested that the violent officers might have been trying to embarrass the new chief of the federal police, Ruben Santos, whom the new government appointed to improve crime fighting and conduct.

Mr. Ekeleme had just been visited by a senior adviser of the Kano State governor, an Ibo Catholic, Chris Azuka, who was appointed to try to improve interfaith relations in the state.

The controversial cuddly puppets used in advertising by payday lender Wonga are being axed a part of a clean-up operation by its newly appointed chairman to improve the firm's reputation.

Now several states, including Maryland and, thank goodness, Florida have appointed commissions to improve things.One part of this process that has been tested and proved surprisingly immune is the electoral college.

Baroness Susan Greenfield has been appointed to develop a strategy to improve women's involvement in the sciences, to be delivered this summer.

He will be the government's "lead non-executive director", working with cabinet ministers to appoint people to improve efficiency in each department.

Later, he was appointed to the Kentucky River Company, a group dedicated to improving infrastructure on the Kentucky River.

Recently, he was appointed to a federal advisory committee that is working on ways to improve Lyme diagnostics.

A national emergency would be declared, with a commission appointed to find out how their working conditions could be improved.

Steven Norris, who was appointed by Mr Hague to improve the Tories' appeal to minorities, says the party needs to address this quickly.