Sentence examples for has only appointed from inspiring English sources
So far, it has only appointed a general, James Jones, as a security envoy to the PA.
Five years on, Sainsbury's insists that work will start by the end of the year – although it has only appointed contractors in last few days – and no doubt Mr King will be the first through the doors when the store opens in 2014.
Boufal is said to be relaxed about his future, with his club having only appointed manager Frédéric Antonetti at the end of November.
The bank has only just appointed a new vice-president for Africa, for example, four months after Gobind Nankani left the job.
Meanwhile, Wilkins does not agree with claims Chelsea's players are not performing because of the fact Benitez, who led Liverpool to the Champions League title in 2005, has only been appointed on a short-term basis.
To be clear, 49-year-old Whitaker has only been appointed acting attorney general, and Trump said he's working on finding a permanent replacement for Sessions.
But John Kerry's state campaign director has only just been appointed.
Billy McKinlay, who had only been appointed first team coach on 26 September 2014, was appointed as his immediate successor on the same day – his first position in management.
Billy McKinlay, who had only been appointed first team coach on 26 September 2014, was appointed as his immediate successor on the same day – his first position in management after spells as a coach with Fulham, and as assistant manager with Northern Ireland.
On Wednesday it was reported that Lord Myners had resigned from the board of the Co-op, having only been appointed to the post in December.
