Sentence examples for appointing that from inspiring English sources

Appointing that person was difficult enough – the pool of decent applicants was very small, as a result of the exodus from the profession.

They are, in order, to appoint that A.T.F.

The S.E.C. is supposed to appoint that board by next Monday.

Since 2000, their care has been entrusted to Hanna Arie-Gaifman, who was appointed that year as the director of the Tisch Center for the Arts.

In 1867 the constitution was surrendered and a legislative council was appointed that lasted until 1902, when sole legislative authority was vested in the governor-in-council.

Christie has eagerly embraced a proposal, put forward by a commission he appointed, that would freeze current pensions and provide less-generous "cash balance" plans for new retirees.

Mr Hunt said a Dementia Envoy would be appointed that would also help industry and charities boost funding.

The 2010 version was just a disaster waiting to happen from the moment they appointed THAT coach.

That means Mark Louison, a long-time Nokia employee who was appointed that role back in March 2007, is out to "pursue new career opportunities".

A national reform council is also expected to be appointed that would help to come up with a permanent constitution that would take effect by July 2015.

Social shopping company LivingSocial this morning announced that it has recruited an experienced chief financial officer, notably mere weeks after Amazon veteran Jason Child was appointed that role at rival Groupon.