Sentence examples for is even appointed from inspiring English sources

Eventually it had to hand out equal and insignificant sums to each of them.Astonishingly, the LDP is now floating ideas in the press for a quick and dirty ¥20 trillion recapitalisation of the major banks before the financial revitalisation committee is even appointed.

One of them was even appointed by you to review English teaching.

Before Mr Barroso was even appointed, the German government made clear that it wanted a key economic portfolio in the commission.

The chairman the mayor chose for the Charter Revision Commission, Frank J. Macchiarola, announced his intended proposal before any other commissioners were even appointed.

"Their aspirations were for a different figure and I have sympathy for them because of figures that were being bandied about before I was even appointed or approached".

She built an empire of trading companies and a department store and was even appointed to China's national legislative body.

Like Thurgood Marshall (and very few other Justices in the recent history of the Supreme Court), Ruth Bader Ginsburg had secured a major place in American history before she was even appointed to the high court.

If this dystopian Handmaid's Tale nonsense wasn't bad enough, Doe's fetus was even appointed an attorney, thanks to a law passed in 2014 allowing such a move.

By Jeffrey Toobin February 6, 2009 Like Thurgood Marshall (and very few other Justices in the recent history of the Supreme Court), Ruth Bader Ginsburg had secured a major place in American history before she was even appointed to the high court.

"The idea itself is something I've been talking about and thinking about for much longer than that," he said, "before I was even appointed here: this notion that maybe we could do something for music that has been done in the world of visual arts, famously in Venice and Art Basel and Art Basel Miami and the Whitney, these institutions that are now part of the vernacular".

It's even appointed its own rival government.