Sentence examples for however appointed from inspiring English sources

He was, however, appointed to the role in January 2009.

He was, however, appointed to the University of Paris in 1902 and was made a full professor there in 1906.

Thus both Poland and Lithuania were united in the person of their sovereign (who soon, however, appointed a grand duke to rule for him in Lithuania).

In his will Gustav had, however, appointed his younger sons dukes and given them part of the realm as duchies with great power in domestic affairs.

Tsar Boris, however, appointed a new government under a notorious Germanophile, Bogdan Filov, and moved steadily closer to the German orbit.

He was, however, appointed first president of the Cour des Comptes (an administrative court handling public accounts of the country) in 1808 and was made a senator and a count in 1813.

She cannot, however, appoint or remove public officials, sign or veto legislation or issue nonemergency executive orders.

However, appointing a teenager to such a role without first checking whether she had peppered her social media output with tweets that ended up being investigated amid claims they were homophobic and racist?

However, appointing this employee was a risk for the PTA, since he was not popular among some principals; for example, some municipal civil servants described him as a "traditional man" and said he was used to doing things "his way" [32].

He did, however, appoint Mírzá Yahyá (later known as Subh-i-Azal) as a nominal leader after himself.

McKinley again approached Foraker after his re-election in 1887 seeking Hartshorn's appointment; however, Foraker appointed George B. Cox, Republican boss of Cincinnati, as chief though Smithnight was retained as a deputy.