Sentence examples for put appointed from inspiring English sources

The Juchen rulers divided their army into tens, hundreds, and thousands and put appointed officers over each unit.

Take him out of the equation and the average retirement age falls to 77, which would put Stephen Breyer (appointed by Clinton) in line for probable retirement, as well.

They will talk diversity, put initiatives in place, appoint a head of diversity.

"He wants to put a politically appointed board together to manage the pension system," Mr. Faso said.

An expert panel she appointed put the price tag of the 2020 Games at more than $30bn, barring drastic cost-cutting measures, more than a four-fold increase from the initial estimate when the city was awarded the Games in 2013.

It can't be put right by appointing some "chief integrity officer".

"They know not just to cry to us, because the governor appointed and put those people in place, and so they know it's coming directly from him".

Mike Phelan has been put in charge temporarily until a successor is appointed.

Khomeini delegated not just religious questions to Montazeri but also put him in charge of appointing and training new judges, and of supervising the new system of detention.

It sees a central supervisory and sanctions role for a European commissioner specially appointed to put persistent transgressors "under administration".

He ordered State Comptroller Leslie Munger, who he appointed, to put the fair share fees in an escrow account rather than turn them over to the unions.