Sentence examples for specifically appointed from inspiring English sources

McCormick had, the Premier League said, engaged "external specialist legal advisers specifically appointed for the role".

The Dillingham Commission — a House commission specifically appointed to investigate U.S. immigration in 1911 — specifically drew on this data in concluding that Congress should restrict immigration.

The bid even had a "cool ambassador" in the shape of Takigawa, specifically appointed to underline Japan's cultural appeal and contribution to youth culture.

McCormick said in his statement that he had conducted an investigation into the matter "in conjunction with external specialist legal advisors specifically appointed for the role", and that the clubs accepted Scudamore's "genuine and sincere apology".

The Premier League claim that it used "external specialist legal advisors specifically appointed for the role" to help carry out of the investigation.

The Grand Mufti was specifically appointed by Assad as a regime-loyal religious figure.

Congress could, in theory, pass a law establishing an independent counsel, either creating a process for naming independent counsels generally or specifically appointing a prosecutor to look into the Russia matter.

Specifically, appointing a multidisciplinary team to deal with EHR-related issues can prevent conflict and stimulate collaboration [ 25].

Her decision could result in federal monitor appointed specifically to review training and implementation of the practice.

Another option would be for Congress to appoint a special congressional committee composed of members of the House or Senate who have been appointed specifically to examine the issue.

Timothy Naftali, a former director of the Nixon library, said Mr. Trump's action was not a direct parallel to the Saturday Night Massacre because Mr. Comey was not appointed specifically to investigate the 2016 campaign.