Sentence examples for going to be appointed from inspiring English sources

So how are these non-executives going to be appointed?

Well it turns out they are going to be appointed by the government.

"I was planning to leave because I was not going to be appointed commissioner," Mr. Visconti said.

"He didn't promise it," Mr. Sires said of the governor, "but I have been given pretty tight assurances that a Hispanic is going to be appointed".

In my opinion, that is the single greatest task ahead of whoever is going to be appointed as the next England coach," he separately told ESPN.

At Sydney Grammar, when it was obvious Turnbull was going to be appointed school captain, a group of senior boys went to the headmaster to urge it be "anyone but Turnbull".

"If it is anything to do with me we are not going to be appointing shadow cabinets and trying to shadow every single department," he said.

But he then called back a reporter to clarify, saying, "I'm not going to be appointing judges who are pro-life".

I also understand that the Foreign Office have decided that they're going to be appointing a chief scientific adviser shortly.

The person I'm going to be appointing will end up being somebody who reflects the Fed's dual mandate.

In 1935 he moved to Palestine, initially as professor of biochemistry at the Hebrew University, going on to be appointed as head of biological and organic chemistry and professor of neurophysiology at the Medical School, as well as lecturing on the history and philosophy of science.