Sentence examples for became appointed from inspiring English sources
Under the patronage of the new emperor, Kûkai became appointed over the years to various administrative positions of several important official temples.
This practice ended in 1689, when all of the Chief Justices became appointed to serve "during good behaviour".
He recently became appointed as an ambassador for Bionik Laboratories -- a medical device and robotics company focused on developing transformational technologies and solutions for individuals with neurological disorders.
"If she wishes to wear this apparent racial and sexist ignorance as a badge, I am forced to question, how did she become appointed to the role?
NC: It just seems like the only — your interest in this seat coincided with the chance to become appointed to it, which is the easy way into the seat, and so it raises questions.
As development progresses, some neurons become appointed to networks that can process information from either the right eye or the left eye only.
Whereas it takes about 10 years in Japan to become appointed as team leader, the case of Toyoto in France (TMMF) showed that due to the high employee fluctuation, team members were often promoted to team leaders during their first three years (Pardi 2007).
Of all 15 names, only four — Armond Aghakhanian, Walter Brennan, Jr., Debbie Kukta and Michael Moynahan — gained at least three votes by the school board to become appointed.
In fact, within weeks after President Bush signed the new prescription-drug bill into law, one of its chief authors, Republican Congressman Billy Tauzin, began talks with the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association to become appointed their President, as The New York Times reported a year later, on December 16th, under the headline "House's Author of Drug Benefit Joins Lobbyists".
A polygraph and a medical exam will be done before you become appointed as a certified police officer in Illinois.
That was where it belonged, as the songs became gorgeously appointed cries from the heart.
