Sentence examples for appointed to report from inspiring English sources

After moving to Canada in 1818, he was appointed to report on the geology of Upper Canada the following year.

Appointed to report on human rights problems globally, the UN's special rapporteurs are more frequently found investigating allegations of human rights violations in crisis zones.

The home secretary, Theresa May, said a small panel of experts would be appointed to report by the end of next summer on whether the treaty with the US was "unbalanced".

Mrs. Megawati, though politically popular, is not a hands-on manager, and the possibility remained that a separate "first minister" would be appointed to report to her. "I suppose it amounts to facing a new reality and new expectations and making the best of a complex and difficult situation," said Aristides Katoppo, an editor and political commentator.

In 1927, the Simon Commission which was appointed to report on the working of the progress of the Montagu-Chelmsford reforms landed in India.

"I now await an urgent response from my letter to Locog requesting an investigation into how CPUK was appointed to a reported £850,000 fire marshaling contract for the Olympic venues and the company's competencies to deliver it.

The group was appointed to, and will report to, the governing body of the church.

Committees were appointed to investigate; reports were published; it was listed in Congressional Record (all creating more papers for more files) and finally the committee report said in gist: "the useless papers should be got rid of".

The Labour home secretary, Roy Jenkins, appointed Earl Mountbatten to report.

Mr. Hall was also critical of the agreement with the Justice Department, which requires three federally appointed monitors to report back on Shelby County's progress.

The IEP, appointed last year to report to ministers on culls in Gloucestershire and West Somerset, found shooting free-running badgers was ineffective, and failed to meet humaneness criteria.