Sentence examples for it's appointed from inspiring English sources

Over the course of its near 400-year history, it's appointed more than 8,000 fellows, with the likes of Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawking, and Jocelyn Bell Burnell all assisting the society in its function of enhancing our knowledge of Earth and the universe.

Over the course of its near 400-year history it's appointed more than 8,000 Fellows, with the likes of Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawking and Jocelyn Bell Burnell all assisting the Society in its function of enhancing our knowledge of the Earth and universe.

MTCNovo's UK spokesperson said, "The Ministry of Justice, of course, carries out a detailed assessment" of firms it's appointed, and the government "is well aware of MTC's record of 30 years in the US," which it described as a "strong reputation for providing quality service".

If there's any office in the country that's worth having, whether it's appointed or elected, you campaign for it.

It's appointed a panel of IP experts, chaired by Professor Ian Hargreaves, to review the IP system.

Plus, it's appointed Erica Allen as Chief Operating Officer, previously of HomeAway (acquired by Expedia) and Farfetch.

Inside, "it was appointed incredibly well," Mr. Ski said.

"So whether it's appointing someone, or doing something else, we need to have that information in a timely manner".

Khudar Jaafar al-Kuzai, the party's leader, said it could not endorse Dr. Allawi's government because it was appointed -- "something that Iraqis reject," he said.

In addition to its Series A, iMoney also announced that it is appointed former CIMB, Citi and RBS senior banker Bruno Araujo as its co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer.

The group's first major media role came at the end of 2003 when it was appointed to find the current ITV chairman, Sir Peter Burt.