Sentence examples for appointed toward from inspiring English sources

In matches where a fourth official is appointed, toward the end of the half the referee signals how many minutes of stoppage time he intends to add.

And they're willing to use any amount of psychological manipulation — grim and earnest in Mr. Mazzilli's case, bland and salesmanlike in Mr. Dunn's — to push their targets toward their appointed reunions.

The capsule entered the atmosphere at the appointed time, with thrusters guiding it toward the crater.

Courts in several states have tired of waiting for compliance and appointed special masters who push prisons toward reform.

Elizabeth wrote back, expressing her shock that subjects should behave so wickedly toward their lawful and divinely appointed Prince.

On the death of Patriarch Epiphanius in June 535, the empress Theodora, who was sympathetic toward the Monophysites, had Anthimus appointed patriarch of Constantinople.

During his tenure, the union appointed a human rights coordinator to work toward guaranteeing equal rights for minorities and women in the news industry.

By that time, Gov. George E. Pataki had appointed a commission, with its power weighted toward Albany, to chart the reconstruction of the trade center site.

Major General John Pershing was appointed the military governor, with an eye toward full-scale disarmament of the population and establishing full military control over the Moro.

And to begin rectifying the notoriously brutal police force left by the Ben Ali government, Mr. Essebsi has appointed a second interior minister, to study steps toward reform.

By late 1998, Mr. Speight was also appointed chairman of Fiji Pine, the first step toward fulfilling his ambition to unite the timber industry.