Sentence examples for appointment means from inspiring English sources

The appointment means Macquarie has effectively ruled itself out as a rival bidder for BAA.

The question is what Gatti's appointment means for him and the orchestra.

His appointment means that real estate developers will soon be chairmen of three of New York's major museums.

The appointment means, however, that Britain has surrendered its influence over trade affairs - Baroness Ashton is currently EU Trade Commissioner.

The appointment means Mr. Emanuel will direct the Democrats' effort to recapture the House in the 2006 midterm elections.

His appointment means there are now 25 Hispanic bishops in the United States, according to the Conference of Catholic Bishops.

Those within the fashion community were confused by what the appointment meant.

Mr. Camacho pointed to the Texas rule that missing an appointment meant a Medicaid applicant had to start over.

But Mr. Li and other analysts said it was too early to know what the appointment meant.

"He must be viewed as an interim appointment, meant to stabilize the situation," Michael Exstein, an analyst with Credit Suisse, wrote in a research note late on Monday.

In an editorial published on Tuesday, the Global Times tabloid attacked those claiming Chen's appointment meant "Twitter will be dyed with Communist colour".