Sentence examples for appointed to reflect from inspiring English sources

Had those nine justices been appointed to reflect the views of the nation on constitutional matters, the Dixiecrats might never have started the whole tawdry process of questioning the nominee, because Brown would most likely have been decided the other way.

Investors should be encouraged that the White House has reportedly cast a wide net in seeking Mr. Pitt's replacement, and we hope the person ultimately appointed to the job reflects that.

Perhaps a representative of a small business or manufacturing industry should be appointed to this task force, too, to reflect more diverse business needs.

"The number of people appointed to both permanent and temporary jobs rose sharply while the number of vacancies increased strongly, reflecting strong demand from employers.

Thomas Tredynton was appointed to the castle as the chaplain, being paid an unusually high wage of £10 a year, reflecting his other skills as a military engineer.

Anyone who thinks that the Department of Education or experts appointed to federal panels should be designing curriculum and tests for all -- or even any -- students should reflect for a moment on the failures of No Child Left Behind.

Heller was appointed to replace Ensign.

Appointed to Labour frontbench by Ed Miliband.

Foreign preachers have been appointed to mosques.

In 1851, he was appointed to Brooklyn Naval Hospital.

He doesn't say appointed to what.