Sentence examples for commonly appointed from inspiring English sources
Friends and family members are the most commonly appointed trustee/successor trustee of simple trusts.
A bank employee in the wealth management division of a bank is most commonly appointed successor trustee of trusts with a small amount of investments and no family member or friend qualified and available to manage a portfolio.
Air Chief Marshal Arthur Harris, commonly known as "Bomber" Harris, was appointed Commander-in-Chief of Bomber Command.
Commonly, a non-Indigenous manager is appointed privately or by a consultancy firm contracted to manage the store [ 26].
Members were commonly selected by village leaders or appointed by existing VAC members and/or the village executive officer.
Local councils in smaller communities are commonly rubber-stamp agencies, accountable to the city administrator, who is appointed by the regional governor.
But a court appointed panel found they were killed in a staged clash, commonly known as "fake encounter", a charge the police deny.
The Taliban figures are commonly referred to as shadow governors because their identities are secret and they mirror the legitimate governors appointed by the Afghan government.
Mr Brown appointed the panel.
Already appointed: Heidi Alexander.
