Sentence examples for including appointed from inspiring English sources
States have tried a variety of approaches, including appointed receivers, to step in to spare cities from default, and the results have been mixed.
Around the nation, states have used a variety of approaches, including appointed receivers and oversight boards, to step in when cities are teetering toward failure.
Last week, Mr. Gorman announced several executive appointments, including appointing Ruth Porat as the firm's chief financial officer and Colm Kelleher and Paul J. Taubman as the co-presidents of Morgan Stanley's core securities business.
They have made sensible decisions, including appointing new senior leaders to provide momentum for change.
He said the Lib Dems had made many changes, including appointing a pastoral care officer, and were reviewing complaint procedures after an "extremely uncomfortable" year.
My university, Cambridge, was already well on the case, including appointing me as gender equality champion in 2010 to push things forward.
They play a crucial role in the running of schools, with responsibilities including appointing the head and other senior staff, and controlling the budget.
Mr. Bakiev has initiated a number of compromises with the opposition in recent weeks, including appointing a critic as prime minister.
But Ms. Lofgren deserves some credit, Washington ethics lawyers said, for taking seemingly simple but essential steps like filling a dozen staff vacancies, including appointing a new staff director, R. Blake Chisam.
She also urged the administration to revitalize its stalled efforts to close the prison, including appointing a successor to the ambassador who had negotiated transfers until he was reassigned and not replaced this year.
Mr. Ketchum noted that Firna voluntarily reported the Kansas City problem to the S.E.C. and took other "decisive action, including appointing new leadership in our Kansas City office and instituting a number of changes that strengthened document-handling procedures across the organization".
