Sentence examples for knowingly appointed from inspiring English sources
The story, in effect, suggested that the Prime Minister had knowingly appointed as his chief law officer a man who might extend his good offices to Aryeh Deri in his time of trouble.
As for job protection for gays, Cal Thomas reported in his column for The Los Angeles Times syndicate last fall that Mr. Bush told a group of Christian conservatives "he would not 'knowingly' appoint a practicing homosexual as an ambassador or department head, but neither would he dismiss anyone who was discovered to be a homosexual after being named to a position".
Miranda v. Arizona (the Miranda ruling) states that "[A] heavy burden rests on the government to demonstrate that the defendant knowingly and intelligently waived his privilege against self-incrimination and his right to retained or appointed counsel".
Last week, an independent trustee appointed by the federal bankruptcy court in San Francisco filed a lawsuit charging that Citi "knowingly aided and abetted" Mr. Viola's activities.
Mr Brown appointed the panel.
Already appointed: Heidi Alexander.
President appointed by Ministry.
