Sentence examples for appointed yet from inspiring English sources

"Judges, one of whom usually sits on the appointments board, tend to feel reassured if a member of the bar is appointed – yet this practice should stop.

Instead, the food authority appointed yet another committee.

Contrary to a report in the the Times, it is understood that headhunters have not been appointed yet.

Many in town thought Mr. Letten had weathered the problems and would be appointed yet again, regardless of who won the White House.

Evidently swayed, Mr Cameron made a windpower sceptic, John Hayes, energy minister, and appointed yet another, Owen Paterson, as environment secretary.In this section Exterminate!

Len Duvall, leader of the Labour group, said: "It's truly staggering that Boris has appointed yet another person on an astronomical salary.

We have not made decisions about who we're going to appoint yet," Mr. Obama said Friday on ABC's "Good Morning America".

The attorney-general's refusal to appoint yet another such counsel is "inexcusable", said Trent Lott, the Republican leader in the Senate.

Jenny Chapman, the shadow Brexit minister, said: "Theresa May has chosen to use this reshuffle to appoint yet another extreme voice to the Brexit department.

Thing Three: Revolving Door Update: President Obama may appoint yet another bank-defending lawyer to the Securities and Exchange Commission, the New York Times writes.

It's worth noting that in the absence of Mueller and Sessions, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein (the guy who brought in Mueller to begin with) could theoretically appoint yet another Washington insider to be special counsel.