Sentence examples for collectively appointed from inspiring English sources

At the end of the process, the current holders of those positions collectively appointed their successors, deliberating in the dowdy wood-panelled upstairs meeting room known as the Sanctum and announcing their choices by posting a typewritten list on the bulletin board outside the president's office.

Laura Clark was jointly appointed by the University of Bristol and Meningitis Research Foundation.

By the fall of 2002, 69 scholars had been appointed; collectively, they had published 62 papers and 31 abstracts and had made 42 presentations.

The 16 executors of Henry VIII's will also embodied the Regency Council that had been appointed to rule collectively during Edward VI's minority.

2. The populus Romanus, or the "people of Rome," collectively could acquire property, make contracts, and be appointed heir.

The officials of the PCAOB despite their enormous powers, including civil and criminal investigations of accounting firms are appointed by the SEC commissioners acting collectively.

In 1861 Crocker joined fellow merchants Collis P. Huntington, Leland Stanford, and Mark Hopkins (known collectively as the "Big Four") in a new railway company, the Central Pacific, which was appointed to build the western portion of the first American transcontinental railroad.

A conspiracy organised not by a single scheming arch-fiend, but collectively by the British establishment – judges, lawyers, politicians, police chiefs, secret services, even newspaper editors – all of whom have been appointed to their positions because they are "a safe pair of hands".

Appointed to key positions were people with strong links to the networks of policy entrepreneurs and researchers who collectively sought a change in the approach to maternal health.

Mr Brown appointed the panel.

Already appointed: Heidi Alexander.