Sentence examples for appointed when from inspiring English sources

Name of officer, office held, who appointed, when removed, how removed, remarks.

A radical ministry was appointed; when the Swiss guards were disbanded the pope was a virtual prisoner.

A committee of unsecured creditors, appointed when eToys went into bankruptcy has brought the suit on behalf of the firm.

But the N.I.H. groups, which meet behind closed doors, partly to avoid outside influence, had already been appointed when some of those rules were issued.

Ms. Kitzman was initially appointed when the Legislature was not in session; the Senate has never approved or disapproved of the selection.

Q. Assess the morale now as opposed to what it was before you were appointed, when union leadership described it as at its lowest point ever.

They said questions had been raised about the independence of the FPC after members of its interim version who had "expressed independent views" were not re-appointed when it eventually took shape, as well as by its remit being in effect created by a letter from the chancellor, George Osborne.

For several weeks, tension has been mounting between the officers who led Mali's coup and Mr Diarra, the leader they were forced to appoint when they handed back power to a civilian transitional government.

And I'm convinced that's exactly the kind of attorney general Donald Trump is going to appoint when he is president of the United States". I wonder whom the former prosecutor could have in mind.

Flintoff was appointed captain when Vaughan was injured and proved quite out of his depth when the Australians claimed a 5-0 serevengevenge back on home soil.

Created duchesse d'Angoulême, she was appointed regent when Francis undertook his first expedition to Italy (1515 16).