Sentence examples for appointed to save from inspiring English sources

LONDON — Insolvency experts appointed to save — or close down — Rangers Football Club in Glasgow set Friday as the deadline for potential buyers to show their money.

But just last year the president said "no" to this plan, put forth by the National Bipartisan Medicare Commission -- the very commission the president and Congress appointed to save Medicare.

Now they're long gone, like all my feelings of depression – a faint memory of a random interaction with someone who I may have unknowingly appointed to save me.

Perhaps soon-to-be former Alderman Dick Mell will be the next appointee Metra Board of Directors, appointed to save the political day?

God has appointed doctors to save and help people and if you meet a good doctor he will do good work (woman 15) In the beginning, I ask first of all the doctor.

Grant's secretary of state, Hamilton Fish, who was often at odds with Babcock, made efforts to save Grant's reputation by advocating that reformers be appointed to or kept in public office.

But their principals have chosen not to have them appointed, so as to save money.

It may be fairer to say that, dealt a rotten hand, Mr Wagoner tried to do many of the right things, but ran out of luck and time.The car-industry task-force appointed by Barack Obama to save GM and Chrysler quickly concluded that neither could be viable without the pressure of bankruptcy to force stakeholders to renounce most of their claims.

The day Hazumu is appointed to die, she falls off the school's roof and Tomari jumps off the roof in an attempt to save her.

A1 Jay Garner, the retired lieutenant general appointed to run Iraq, returned to northern Iraq 12 years after commanding a relief mission that saved thousands of Kurds.

Foreign preachers have been appointed to mosques.