Sentence examples for be appointed to help from inspiring English sources

A prosecutor should be appointed to help them.

In a radical move, dementia advisors will be appointed to help people and their families navigate the system and get help.

Industry experts are to be appointed to help decide on a wide-ranging review of the BBC, according to government sources who denied reports that media regulator Ofcom was set to take over regulation of the corporation.

On February 19, columnist Peter Hitchens, wrote that "politics is to override education" and Ebdon - "friend of the Mickey Mouse degree, is to be appointed to help achieve this aim".

The promise that no new foreign deals would be made during the time Trump is in office was made, as was a promise that an ethics adviser would be appointed to help insure that future business decisions didn't raise any ethical concerns.

Councillors also agreed a specialist contractor should be appointed to help rejuvenate the aquarium.

Short-term judges are appointed to help with periodic backlogs.

A committee has also been appointed to help enact recommendations made in two independent audits.

Price was appointed to help her become "more effective in her interactions with others and with society".

A whole new generation of directors, many of them from abroad, was appointed to help set the biggest of these institutions on a new footing.

A committee of theologians subsequently confirmed the authenticity of Hildegard's visions, and a monk was appointed to help her record them in writing.