Sentence examples for been appointed to work from inspiring English sources
A UK ombudsman has been appointed to work with supermarkets to ensure working conditions and food standards.
A task force of state traffic engineers and designers has been appointed to work with community leaders to review the options.
A Duke law professor has been appointed to work out a formula to determine how much settlement money each person should receive.
It is understood that Freud has been appointed to work on the major campaigns but that there will be a roster of PR agencies that will handle some of the smaller projects.
In the UK a groceries ombudsman, Christine Tacon, has been appointed to work with supermarkets to respond to anonymised complaints from suppliers and balance the buying power of the biggest companies.
The vote was on a motion to instruct House negotiators, who had just been appointed to work out differences between the House and Senate spending bills, to accept the Senate position on the McCain amendment.
Finally, a facilitator will also be appointed to work with community groups and other "stakeholders" on the reforms.
Hands served as shadow Treasury minister from January 2009 to May 2010 before being appointed to work for Osborne.
In the 1960s welfare officers were appointed to work in the slums of Lobatse and Francistown, focusing on their unsanitary conditions.
