Sentence examples for quickly appointed to from inspiring English sources

He was quickly appointed to a junior post in the Attlee administration.

The new President Kabila may just be a stop-gap, quickly appointed to ensure continuity and avoid a power struggle that might benefit the rebels.

Robert would end up confirmed to the court and quickly appointed to the role of chief justice.

He quickly appointed Hampshire to a lectureship (making up for having cited Hampshire as co-respondent in his divorce from Renee), then Richard Wollheim.

TO THE UNITED STATES Pakistan quickly appointed a new ambassador to the United States after the previous envoy was forced out over accusations that he sought American help in reining in the country's military.

Following his lead, the party's general assembly quickly appointed other ECES members to the committee, including Helmy, who was the think tank's chairman at the time.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan Pakistanan quickly appointed a new ambassador to the United States on Wednesday, a day after the previous envoy was forced out over allegations that he sought American help in reining in the country's powerful military, which now appears to be solidifying its role in managing Pakistan's foreign affairs and national security policy.

A leader described two recent graduates of the West African College to illustrate his point: the one appointed to a teaching hospital was quickly appointed as Senior Specialist, while the one with GHS has had endless delays in his appointment.

-- The speculation among GOP elites in this state capital town is that Kobach will probably lose narrowly, and Trump will quickly appoint him to an administration job.

Likewise, Southwest closed the purchase of AirTran on May 2, and quickly appointed a new leadership team to handle the combination.

Mr. Maliki needs to quickly appoint competent professionals to run the two institutions and let them do their jobs in a fair, impartial manner.