Sentence examples for appointed to support from inspiring English sources
He is not a "working peer" appointed to support a particular party in the voting lobbies.
PR network Burson-Marsteller's London office has been appointed to support the European launch.
A highly experienced team of advisers was appointed to support schools and LAs and to act as their first point of contact for monitoring improvements and seeking financial or other help.
Having recently described Afghanistan as a "war of necessity," they asked, can the president really turn down a request for more troops from a general he himself appointed to support a campaign that he personally endorsed?
A new team leader will be appointed to support the new resource and my group will provide the chemoinformatics expertise to move the underlying analysis software into the open source world.
On Monday the inquiry heard from several other lawyers who called for a panel to be appointed to support Sir Martin.
Personal advisers appointed to advise and support young people leaving care can take on the local authority's duties in respect of "staying put" arrangements – where those aged 18-21 continueinue living with their foster carers.
He has recently been appointed to the Federal Just Transition Task Force to support transition strategies for workers and communities affected by the phase out of coal-fired electricity across Canada.
After his re-election in 2014, Superintendent Torlakson appointed Jennifer Senior Advisor, to support development of the superintendent's second term priorities and she maintains an active advisory role with the Superintendent and his senior team.
The Center has established programs to fight slavery, ensure women are elected and appointed to public office and support the leaders of tomorrow.
Working Groups of independent experts from different fields of cancer prevention were appointed to review the recommendations, supported by a Literature Group to provide scientific and technical support in the assessment of the scientific evidence, through systematic reviews of the literature.
