Sentence examples for appointed to run from inspiring English sources

Six senior military officers have been appointed to run the country.

Before he can fathom what has happened, Azdak has been appointed to run the local court.

State officials newly appointed to run the Youth Authority do not dispute most of the findings.

Then Josef Kramer, former commandant of Auschwitz, was appointed to run the overcrowded camp.

And what applies to ordinary mortals most definitely applies to the people elected or appointed to run the country.

Its leader, General Prayuth Chan-ocha, announced that he has been formally appointed to run Thailand from army headquarters (pictured).

Because he was appointed to run the state, it makes him vulnerable to the criticism that he is a carpetbagger.

In 1989, Stevenson, who was still in his late twenties, was appointed to run the Alabama operation.

It was as if he had been appointed to run Asda without ever having visited a supermarket.

Arlen Kantarian, a marketing executive, has been appointed to run a new business unit of the United States Tennis Association.

As a revolutionary movement it sees ANC people appointed to run state organs as "deployed cadres" whose prime loyalty is to the party.