Sentence examples for had previously appointed from inspiring English sources

Delta said the airline's board had previously appointed a special committee to evaluate, among other strategic options, merger possibilities and that it had retained financial and legal advisers.

The mayor Ken Livingstone's decision to look overseas for his first TfL chief officer (the government had previously appointed an interim one) in 2001 was a sign of how important the new transport agency was to become.

Deputy Police Commissioner Paul J. Browne denied security officers lacked radios, and said Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly had previously appointed a group to resolve the problem of dead spots.

Baghdad is the only city in Iraq that is its own province, and the city council had previously appointed Mr. Tahaan as governor of Baghdad province, with some responsibilities parallel to Mr. Tamimi's.

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York had previously appointed a task force to investigate factors like prerace inspections, track conditions and what role drugs had played in the deaths and injuries of the horses.

There he rebuilt the team, signed the marvellous young Brazilian striker Ronaldo, whom he had previously appointed at PSV, and embarked upon a new adventure, leading to the Spanish cup, the Spanish super cup and the European cup winners' cup in a single season before he was kicked upstairs.

Eurocrats have tried to jazz up the contest by agreeing that the biggest party bloc in the Parliament will get to appoint the next president of the Commission (the EU's civil service), who had previously been appointed by national governments.

Property tycoon and major donor David Rowland, who had previously been appointed party treasurer, attended a dinner in the flat, along with party co-chairman Lord [Andrew] Feldman.

During the 1820s new states entered the union, voting laws were relaxed, and several states passed legislation that provided for the direct election of presidential electors by voters (electors had previously been appointed by state legislatures).

He had previously been appointed executor of Hutchinson's estate.

(Hughes had previously been appointed to the Court as an associate justice in 1910, at the age of 48, but had resigned in 1916 to run for president).