Sentence examples for appointment represents from inspiring English sources

Frank's appointment represents the blend of creativity and continuity of tradition that is a hallmark of The Times".

Ms. Power's appointment represents continuity, and neither of them differed publicly with President Obama on foreign policy issues.

Martino's appointment represents a coup for the ambitious franchise, which has already sold more than 22,000 season tickets to break Seattle's MLS expansion team record.

Jewell's appointment represents a coup for Pearson after the sacking of Davies was criticised yesterday by the club captain, Matt Oakley.

If there is one person who is optimistic that Mr. Porr's appointment represents a sea change for Long Beach, it must be the local Republican leader, right?

Sarri's appointment represents a real departure from Conte's more reactive approach and Chelsea fans can expect to see sweeping changes in playing style and formation – if not personnel.

His appointment represented a defeat for the unions.

A Foreign Office source said that the appointment represented "continuity of modernisation".

Kramer said it had been hard to meet the chorus, the orchestra, and the stage crew but he hoped his appointment represented a new chapter.

Hayden's appointment represented the first time a United States sports organization has been subject to a remedy usually applied to labor unions accused of organized crime connections.

In announcing the appointment, MIT President Howard W. Johnson said the appointment represented an important step in developing a broadened program of study and research in urban affairs at MIT.