Sentence examples for on appointed from inspiring English sources

I usually spoke to my husband, Javad, two or three times a week, on appointed days.

North Koreans buy their official rice on appointed days, usually once a month, at special distribution centres.

In the process, however, some observers caution that the board members run the risk of becoming too detached from district operations if they rely too heavily on appointed administrators and midlevel managers to make all decisions.

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Napolitano is said to have put one condition on appointing him, and that was that Renzi choose a finance minister with international experience and standing.

Their delay in telling the Justice Department about the case allowed a one-year time limit on appointing an independent counsel to lapse.

We all love Elizabeth Warren, but one doubts the Administration would hold firm on appointing her if it can get a decent and timely deal on the debt ceiling.

Likewise, French companies stalled on appointing foreign directors last year.

And, surprise, surprise: Constantine insisted on appointing his own bishops.

A newly elected parliament is working on appointing a cabinet after choosing a president.

In the meantime, governments will go on appointing more new peers for party advantage.