Sentence examples for incidentally appointed from inspiring English sources

Sir David Clementi, the banker – also incidentally appointed by the government – who wrote the report thinks this is a good idea.

Judge Rosemary Collyer -- who, incidentally, was appointed by George W. Bush -- upheld the Administration's new policy of requiring federally-licensed gun dealers in four border states to notify federal law enforcement authorities whenever there is a multiple purchase of certain semi-automatic rifles.

Incidentally, when Linehan was appointed director, I wasn't among the grumblers who worried he would downgrade the concerts series.

There, incidentally, he joined four other justices out of six who had been top staff members of the governor's who appointed them.

The government has appointed as scientific director a Nobel laureate in physics, Zhores Alferov — whose discoveries in the 1950s were cited by the Nobel committee as paving the way for cellphones (which the Soviet Union, incidentally, never made).

Mr Brown appointed the panel.

Already appointed: Heidi Alexander.

A czar was appointed.

We've appointed ten".

Magnificently appointed.

President appointed by Ministry.