Sentence examples for randomly appointed from inspiring English sources

Each of us would be randomly appointed to review one of our fellow design partners.

The Germans randomly appointed chiefs and mayors to serve under them, and took local youths to perform menial tasks; Atangana was among them, sent by his uncle to be a houseboy.

The participants will be randomly appointed to either the control group or the experimental group.

The 80 Paris neighbourhood councils (conseils de quartier) are local, non-decision-making bodies whose randomly selected or appointed members meet two or three times per year.

Each included participant will be appointed randomly to either the intervention or the control condition, based on an a priori computer-generated randomized number list.

All three randomly selected judges on the panel were appointed by Democratic presidents, including two by Mr. Obama himself.

It normally happens in January, when entertainment groups consisting of no more than 200 people who were appointed by a politically inept process randomly select the best of last year's crop.

So, the weights selection is very important for the successful training and usually randomly small, negative values, uniformly distributed in a narrow range are appointed.

Three federal judges appointed by Mr. Clinton took the lawsuit away from the first judge, Royce C. Lamberth of Federal District Court, a Reagan appointee, and randomly assigned the case by computer.

Mr Brown appointed the panel.

Already appointed: Heidi Alexander.