Sentence examples for in the appointing from inspiring English sources

More than 100 clubs in England have backed the proposal by Leicestershire club Market Bosworth for Thomas, who was heavily criticised in the Blackett Report into the RFU's governance and for his behaviour in the appointing and sacking of chief executive John Steele in June, to face another resolution that the game has lost faith in him.

But Iraq appears to have provided a mountain of paper in the appointed time.

To maintain his reputation and business relationship with the building, Mr. Silliman had to get the work done in the appointed time.

There are Jews in the Kremlin, appointed under Putin.

And in the luxuriously appointed studio theatre, a buzz of expectation.

The Gulls, who are 23rd in the table, appointed the 41-year-old on Monday after sacking Alan Knill last week.

The safe motherhood and family planning vouchers are made available through distributors in the community appointed by the voucher management agency at subsidized costs of KSh.

"We're pleased chairman Pitt will be reviewing the process used in appointing the members to the oversight board".

Others again reflect the role of the President, for example, in appointing the Executive Secretary of the NHIA (92.1).

Bernstein, the key force in appointing the current England manager, will step down from the position this July, to be replaced by Greg Dyke.

She will also take the lead role in appointing the director general.