Sentence examples for position is appointed from inspiring English sources

The state historian, an unpaid position, is appointed by UConn's board of trustees.

The position is appointed by the president and reports both to Congress and the C.I.A. director.

The governor-general, who holds what is now a largely ceremonial position, is appointed by the reigning monarch of the Commonwealth upon the advice of the Canadian government.

The NCI position is appointed by the U.S. president, but this time the search is being led by NIH Director Francis Collins, who once worked for Varmus as genome institute director.

The chancellor is the CEO of the UH System, and the position is appointed by its board of regents.

The Golden State assistant Rod Higgins, another candidate for the coaching position, was appointed assistant general manager The moves eliminated Walker and Higgins from Jordan's coaching pool.

So, by the 1990s, the position was appointed in the computer industry, service-provider companies (e.g., Internet) and government organizations.

Most of these positions were appointed and selected from two classes the pipiltin (plural of pilli), and the professional warriors.

French-Canadian settlers blocked the measure and instead a probate judge and a few other positions were appointed.

These troop positions are appointed by the senior patrol leader with the advice and counsel of the Scoutmaster, except for the Junior Assistant Scoutmaster, who is appointed by the Scoutmaster.

Carter continued working in senior colonial positions — being appointed the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Island of Barbados and its Dependencies in 1904, and as Administrator of the Government of the Colony of Trinidad and Tobago, and its Dependencies in the absence of the Governor from 1907 until 1910, whereupon he retired.