Sentence examples for appointed to work from inspiring English sources
A special prosecutor was appointed to work in secret.
Teaching assistants are appointed to work on specific subjects of instruction.
Finally, a facilitator will also be appointed to work with community groups and other "stakeholders" on the reforms.
Hands served as shadow Treasury minister from January 2009 to May 2010 before being appointed to work for Osborne.
Eventually, in 1992, he got his big break, appointed to work with Robson, who was then manager of Sporting Lisbon.
A UK ombudsman has been appointed to work with supermarkets to ensure working conditions and food standards.
Mr. Dole suggested that he and Senator Moynihan could chair a commission Governor Bush plans to appoint to work on his Social Security proposal if he is elected president.
One of her grandsons and a great-granddaughter were appointed to a working group to help make the decisions.
It recommended a national code of practice for infant and baby cremations and said an independent inspector should be appointed to monitor working practices at crematoria.
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Ken Bishop, senior director at DTZ, which has been appointed to oversee work on the area, says, "This opportunity has great potential to make a significant intervention and contribution to the regeneration of this part of the regional center".
