Sentence examples for had appointed the from inspiring English sources

(Previously, the president of Mexico had appointed the mayor).

The room's designer, Sara Bohlin, had appointed the time of day "Morning/Breakfast".

On Wednesday, officials disclosed that the Army had appointed the accused officer, Maj.

Cresswell said that ITV had appointed the headhunters Russell Reynolds to find a chief executive.

Earlier, as governor of New Jersey, he had appointed the first Jew to that state's Supreme Court, and at Princeton he had appointed the first Jew and the first Catholic to the faculty.

Whittemore had appointed the young man, who was described as "Moscow's most famous bell ringer," to oversee the bells' installation.

She has appointed the department's first chief economist.

Motherwell have appointed the former Scunthorpe and Sligo manager Ian Baraclough.

David Cameron has appointed the journalist Camilla Cavendish as the head of the No 10 policy unit.

The Juilliard School has appointed the trumpeter Wynton Marsalis director of its jazz studies program.

Villa chief executive Paul Faulkner said: "We believe we have appointed the right man for the job.