Sentence examples for appointed to keep from inspiring English sources

An organization development coordinator was appointed to keep track of different follow-up projects.

The advisers appointed to keep track of fees for lawyers and consultants filed an invoice of $47,897 for their first month on the job.

The four syndics, appointed to keep quality watch on the products of guild members, wear white ruffs and black formal garments, and three carry tools of the trade in their hands.

An independent evaluator, IDinsight, was appointed to keep track of the target during the three years, and the whole process was managed by Instiglio, a social investment specialist.

Under the Care of Cathedrals Measure - the ecclesiastical equivalent of an Act of Parliament - an architect must be appointed to keep a check on the condition of these historic buildings.

A week after the prime minister threatened social workers with jail if they fail to protect children, the man his government appointed to keep an eye on children's services has warned that growing criticism of social workers is adding to the pressure on a strained service.

Grant's secretary of state, Hamilton Fish, who was often at odds with Babcock, made efforts to save Grant's reputation by advocating that reformers be appointed to or kept in public office.

Mack has only slightly more cash than primary rival George LeMieux, a long-time ally of former governor Charlie Crist who was appointed to the Senate to keep the seat warm for his old boss.

Nicholas appeared impressed by his frankness and allowed him back to the capital, but appointed Count Benkendorff to keep an eye on what he was writing.

"Now I have been in this club and environment I can understand why Sir Alex and the board appointed him, to keep that continuity, work ethic, drive and feeling about the club going.

Trump hasn't appointed anyone to keep track of released Guantanamo detainees.