Sentence examples for of being appointed from inspiring English sources
"In academic staff appointments, the data suggests that female candidates have a higher chance of being appointed than men.
He said: "In academic staff appointments, the data suggests that female candidates have a higher chance of being appointed than men.
He went on to highlight: "In academic staff appointments, the data suggests that female candidates have a higher chance of being appointed than men.
During the process of being appointed as suffragan bishop of Grantham, he said, "I was myself.
He lost any hope of being appointed to the federal bench.
He now has a good chance of being appointed shadow chancellor by whichever Miliband wins the leadership.
Bayliss spoke of the "honour" of being appointed England coach, and of looking forward to working again with Farbrace.
Julián Castro was the mayor of San Antonio before being appointed Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, for President Obama.
"You see the new announcements of younger people being appointed".
Beverley Hurley, chief executive of YTKO Group, of Newmarket, was appointed CBE.
Henry of Blois, Bishop of Winchester, was appointed to administer the affairs of St Paul's.
