Sentence examples for including being appointed from inspiring English sources

That assistance could range, if you chose, from being a consultant all the way up to and including being appointed a special prosecutor.

The awards and accolades she has received are almost too numerous to count, including being appointed to the LGBT Leadership Council for President Barack Obama's 2012 re-election campaign.

Her professional achievements include being appointed as the first Executive Director of the Bergen County Office on Aging, a position she held with distinction for 19 years.

The three businessmen emailed their offer - which included two representatives being appointed to the board - to Somers immediately after the club's annual general meeting at Ibrox on Monday, but before the results of the shareholder vote were known.

SoftBank's deal with Uber will reportedly scaled back Kalanick's power, including blocking him from being appointed chairman of its board in the future.

He said inspectors had "uncovered evidence of unfair and opaque recruitment practices, including examples of relatives being appointed to unadvertised senior posts".

Mr. Mukasey, 66, spent 19 years as a federal judge in New York, including serving as chief judge, after being appointed by President Reagan in 1987.

A committee of five, which included Ben Franklin and Thomas Jefferson, was appointed to draft a document that might explain and support the pending, postponed motion.

Every dissenting judge, including Judge Gilman, was appointed by a Democratic president.

In the view of some people involved, including Francesco De Pasquale, who was appointed director of the F.I.A., the Vatican was creating merely an appearance of transparency.

But there was a lot more information that came out, month after month, year after year, including when Andy Coulson was appointed to Downing Street.