Sentence examples for not being appointed from inspiring English sources

Remaining in India until 1909, Kitchener was bitterly disappointed at not being appointed viceroy.

Oregon's fiscal crisis is so bad that people charged with burglary and other nonviolent crimes are not being appointed lawyers and so are not held in custody or responsible for their crimes.

"We have to decide whether the captaincy affects Botham's play," said Bedser, with Botham himself trying his best to remain positive over the affair: "It's better than not being appointed at all". Both England and Botham would need a good performance at Trent Bridge to keep the doubters at bay.

A white paper from UN Women found that men were not being appointed to boards more frequently because they were more qualified than women but because of a flawed process of merit which saw a range of biases discriminate against women and other diverse groups.

Ochs continued at Ohio State into his senior year, but was bitterly disappointed at not being appointed editor-in-chief of the college newspaper, and dropped out in his last semester without graduating.

The Minister can then direct that people whose appointment would be prejudicial to the interests of Singapore shall not be appointed or recruited.

At present, bankers have not been appointed.

A replacement has not been appointed.

No one knows for sure, but current guesses are that Mr. Wang will not be appointed.

Church officials said that the first female bishops would not be appointed before 2014.

Students on Filing Fee status may not be appointed as an AI-GS.