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Jacques Lafitte of the Avisa investment advisory group said Barnier's appointment sent a very clear message of intent to Britain.

In a country where it was rare for nonpoliticians to become ministers, Simon's appointment sent a clear message that the new Labour government would be more sympathetic to the EU than the previous Conservative administration.

The appointment sent a message to First Boston bankers, many of whom had followed Mr. Mack to First Boston, that there would be no immediate exodus of bankers with ties to Mr. Mack.

Though there will still be senior ex-security people in the new cabinet, they have been relegated to secondary positions.The Peretz appointment sent shock waves through the defence establishment, which had got used to having one of its own as minister.

News of the appointment sent Zynga shares more than 10% higher.

News of her appointment sent both British stocks and the pound soaring, with the FTSE 100 technically entering a bull market after rallying 20% off its post-Brexit lows.

The appointment sends a terrible message about accountability in boardrooms.

But his appointment sends a message to Tory backbenchers that preferment is possible even for those who may have given up hope (and be tempted to rebel).

Her appointment sends a clear political message about cracking down on financial crime, though some worry about Ms White's lack of experience on Wall Street.

Dennis Baxley, the president of the Christian Coalition of Florida, said Mr. Canady's appointment "sends an important signal to the conservative base".

Alan S. Gordon, the executive director of the American Guild of Musical Artists, which represents singers and chorus members, among others, said the appointment "sends the message that Gelb wants a contract and not a strike or a lockout".