Sentence examples for board has appointed from inspiring English sources

To regain the trust of both customers and employees, the board has appointed two new bosses.

Varley said: "I am delighted that the board has appointed Bob as my successor.

The decision to fire Ms. Bartz seems a hurried one, and the board has appointed an executive committee to oversee Yahoo.

A statement to the Stock Exchange confirmed: "Rangers announces that the Board has appointed Craig Mather, aged 42, to the role of Chief Operating Officer for the Group.

Endemol's board has appointed the group president, Marco Bassetti, and the group chief financial officer, Just Spee, to manage the business on an interim basis.

Microsoft's board has appointed a committee, which includes Mr Gates (these days, the chairman) to choose a successor.Mr Ballmer has had plenty of critics over the years, but had shown no inclination to bow to them.

In separate statements, FedEx, which has used Andersen as its independent auditor since 1972, said its board had appointed Ernst & Young to replace Andersen.

Those revelations tarnished the Co-op brand and raised questions about how and why the previous board had appointed Flowers to such an important role.

The Monsanto Company, the agriculture and biotechnology company that helped pioneer the development of genetically altered crops, said yesterday that its board had appointed a longtime company executive, Hugh Grant, as president and chief executive.

Finally, I genuinely believe that if Tim Gardam, director of programmes, departs as a consequence of your appointment (or if Gardam is reading this memo as the new chief executive) then the board have appointed the wrong person.

In December, G.M.'s previous C.E.O., Daniel F. Akerson, announced unexpectedly that he would retire early to care for his wife, Karin, while she was in the advanced stages of cancer, and that the board had appointed Barra — as he put it, a "car gal" — as his successor.