Sentence examples for simultaneously appointed from inspiring English sources
In 899 Uda's successor, the emperor Daigo, simultaneously appointed Tokihira and Michizane as his two top ministers.
He served as papal legate in France (1601) and was simultaneously appointed (1604) archbishop of Nazareth and nuncio to Paris.
When the I.R.A. simultaneously appointed representatives to General de Chastelain's commission, there was widespread expectation that moves on arms would follow, allowing the monitoring agency to issue a positive report this week.
Sverre's nephew Haakon the Crazy was simultaneously appointed regent as leader of the hird and the army.
In the fall of 2012, five months after becoming Egypt's first-ever democratically elected president, Mohamed Morsi signed a "constitutional" decree that gave him unlimited authority: he simultaneously appointed himself the chief of police, the chief of the military, and the head of Congress, giving himself the power to appoint or dismiss anyone within the government at only his discretion.
On 10 May 1627, a month after completing his Australian voyage, Nuyts was simultaneously appointed both Governor of Formosa Taiwann) and ambassador to Japan for the Dutch East India Company, travelling in this capacity to the court of the shogun Tokugawa Iemitsu, ruler of Japan.
Hussey gave Checkland an extra, sixth year while simultaneously appointing Birt as director general designate, a recipe for chaos.
The Great Hural voted 50 2 to relieve Amarjargal of his membership and simultaneously appoint him prime minister.
There was no great buildup of suspense when Steve McClaren was finally confirmed as Newcastle United's new head coach, although the club did manage an element of surprise by simultaneously appointing the former England manager to its board of directors.
Presley renewed Neal's management contract in August 1955, simultaneously appointing Parker as his special adviser.
Simultaneously, he was appointed professor of public health in the School of Public Health at Harvard.
