Sentence examples for process of being appointed from inspiring English sources

During the process of being appointed as suffragan bishop of Grantham, he said, "I was myself.

Chris Laverty, Daniel Smith and Andrew Charters of Grant Thornton UK LLP are in the process of being appointed as joint administrators.

BLM spokeswoman Baker claimed both committees are in operation, and members are in the process of being appointed or reappointed.

Allan Leighton, chairman of the Co-operative Group, is in the process of rebuilding the board after being appointed in February as its first independent chair.

Monica Iken, the widow of a Sept. 11 victim and one of the most outspoken advocates for victims' families during the rebuilding process, has been appointed to one of the two committees overseeing the planning of a memorial.

Other key roles were identified during the implementation process and people were appointed to these new positions.

Lord Smith of Kelvin was appointed to oversee the process of devolving more powers to Scotland.

Seagulls chairman Tony Bloom arrives back from Australia on Wednesday to begin the process of replacing Hyypia, who was appointed in June on a three-year-deal.

Even if the case is then settled and there is no trial, a litigant "has to be a part of the judicial process" because the arbitrator is appointed by the court and the hearing takes places in the courthouse, he pointed out.

The team was guided by a group of process improvement coaches, led by a senior cardiologist with extensive process improvement experience, who was appointed by the CEO.

Section 5 provides that, if a state's electoral process is timely and conforms to pre-existing rules, Congress will regard the results of that process as conclusive of which electors were appointed in the manner directed by the state legislature.