Sentence examples for appointed to resolve from inspiring English sources

A year later, Love accused the broadcaster of doing the same with The Big Painting Challenge, and specialist mediators had to be appointed to resolve the dispute.

"This is a difficult step, but the only viable option to address a problem that has been six decades in the making," said Gov. Rick Snyder, who authorized the move after a recommendation from the emergency financial manager he had appointed to resolve Detroit's dire financial situation.

A representative or on site co-coordinator may be appointed to handle, resolve and maintain client-relationships. Create procedures.

The latest United Nations envoy appointed to try to resolve the dispute, Oliver Jackman, called on both sides last month to "tone down the rhetoric".

In line with the increased phylogenetic resolution, more recent dates are appointed to the newly resolved nodes and their morphotype lineages.

It emphasized that the company would suffer no harm if a new district judge were appointed to begin considering how to resolve the case after the decision in June by the appeals court.

Lincoln was appointed to this commission, which developed legislation to resolve the issue.

Resolved, that David A. D'Ancona be appointed to Secretary, until the next yearly election at a salary of $25.00 per annum and a free seat in the synagogue.

Deputy Police Commissioner Paul J. Browne denied security officers lacked radios, and said Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly had previously appointed a group to resolve the problem of dead spots.

León, appointed to mediate a peace deal, said he fears the bombing of Tripoli will "undermine efforts to resolve the crisis through peaceful means".

In 1875 Clifford was appointed to a diplomatic commission established pursuant to the 1871 Treaty of Washington with the United Kingdom to resolve fishery issues.