Sentence examples for appointed to state from inspiring English sources

Who got appointed to state university boards?

Since 2001, more than a fifth of the $83 million that Mr. Perry has raised for his gubernatorial campaigns has come from people he appointed to state boards and commissions, according to a study by Texans for Public Justice, a watchdog group.

After serving a term in the state legislature, he was appointed to the state Supreme Court in 1802.

Entering Louisiana politics as a Democrat, he was elected a state senator in 1874 and was appointed to the state Supreme Court in 1878.

After establishing a successful law practice, he became actively involved in the Massachusetts state government during the American Revolutionary War, and was appointed to the state's highest court in March 1776.

The husband of another Pope functionary, meanwhile, was just appointed to the state's public-television board.

After the Calvinist-Roman Catholic victory in the 1918 elections, Cort van der Linden resigned and was again appointed to the state council.

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

Prominent liberals were appointed to the state ministries, and civic reforms were introduced to safeguard the rights of the citizens and the powers of the legislature.

Beer was invited to Chile by a twenty-eight-year-old technocrat named Fernando Flores, whom Allende had appointed to the state development agency.

Several other Rezko associates who contributed to the Senate campaign were appointed to the state boards that Mr. Rezko is accused of influencing.