Sentence examples for appointed to prepare from inspiring English sources

Senussi rose and told the court he had only just got a lawyer, six months after one was supposed to be appointed to prepare a defence against charges including murder, torture, kidnapping, false imprisonment, embezzlement and incitement to rape.

The proposal came in the form of a report drafted by Emil Salim, a former environmental minister from Indonesia who was appointed to prepare it in 2001 by James D. Wolfensohn, the World Bank's president.

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Then, during Rutherford B. Hayes's administration, the president appointed him to prepare a new codification of the statutes of the United States; the Revised Statutes of the United States (1878) was the result.

Private equity company BC Partners, which bought Foxtons for a second time last year, has appointed banks to prepare the business for a float that could come within a matter of months.

Peter and his successors had recognized this need by appointing commissions to prepare a new code; none of the several efforts having reached a successful conclusion, Catherine tried to tackle the job again, but in a different manner.

In 1935 he was also appointed to the commission that prepared the 1936 Soviet constitution.

He dissolved parliament on Jan . 10 , 1914and appointed another body to prepare a constitution according to his own specifications.

To provide a law code for his Roman subjects, he appointed a commission to prepare an abstract of Roman laws and imperial decrees.

In 1950 the government of India appointed the Planning Commission to prepare a blueprint for the development of different aspects of life, including education.

It was natural, but nevertheless a huge jump, for Palliser to be appointed in 1971 to prepare to take over as Britain's first permanent representative to the European Communities when accession came at the beginning of 1973, the year in which he was knighted.