Sentence examples for professor appointed from inspiring English sources

Vicki C. Jackson, a law professor appointed by the court to argue that it lacks jurisdiction to hear the case, will go first, for 20 minutes.

So the hardest job on Wednesday might belong to Vicki C. Jackson, a Harvard law professor appointed to argue that a group created by House Republicans does not have the right to defend the Defense of Marriage Act.

That change by the Environmental Protection Agency will save $140 million a year, said Cass R. Sunstein, the Harvard Law professor appointed by President Obama to improve the quality of federal rules.

Mark Pieth, a law professor appointed by Fifa president Sepp Blatter to lead the independent committee on governance, called the latest revelations "exciting".

But some professors, appointed by their deans, refused to serve.

By the end of the spring semester in 2007, all that remained was the approval of a fourth committee known on campus as "the ad hoc" — five professors appointed case by case by Columbia's provost, Alan Brinkley.

A red flag hung in any Paris scholastic institution indicates the place is no longer under the direction of its professors, appointed by the state, but is operating under what is called "student power".

In 1910, she moved with her family to Göttingen when her father, a sixth-generation university professor, was appointed as the professor of pediatrics at the University of Göttingen.

The Republican professor was appointed in 1984.

Currently, he is a Distinguished Professor jointly appointed by the Department of Chemical Engineering and Institute of Polymer Science and Engineering at National Taiwan University.

Professor David M. Crane was appointed a Professor of Practice at Syracuse University College of Law in the summer of 2006.