Sentence examples for groups appointed from inspiring English sources

I used to joke that newly formed paramilitary groups appointed a press officer before they bought a gun.

Committees of Correspondence, groups appointed by the legislatures in the 13 British American colonies to provide colonial leadership and aid intercolonial cooperation.

Three separate faculty planning groups appointed by the school are studying how the three clusters - humanities, social sciences and natural sciences - can contribute to Humanities and Sciences' 7.4percentt operating budget reduction target.

Pedro Espada Jr., the majority leader of the State Senate who is already at odds with tenant advocacy groups, appointed a new deputy chief of staff last month who in recent years managed dozens of low-income buildings with chronic housing code violations.

While the IUPAC InChI subcommittee has overall technical responsibility for approving the structure standards recommended, it is the individual working groups, appointed by the subcommittee, that actually do the work to develop the structure standards.

After 1655 both groups appointed permanent agents in London.

The resultant management shake-ups have seen a number of leading newspaper groups appoint new chief executives – in some cases outsiders without previous newspaper experience, but with track records in digital industries.

SV Angel famously creates the partner list of everyone in the Valley, while other early-stage groups appoint business development partners.

SV Angel famously creates the partner list of everyone in the Valley, while other early-stage groups appoint business development partners.

The groups appoint their own leaders and are largely self-managed.

Members of the political groups appoint a chair or co-chairs that represent the group in the Conference of Presidents.