Sentence examples for started appointing from inspiring English sources

So some firms have started appointing chief customer officers (CCOs) to serve the king more attentively.

And they really didn't get the toe-hold that made them a big part of America until Franklin Roosevelt was in and started appointing judges who would occasionally rule in favor of the unions.

When Hamas took over the enclave and started appointing its own government workers, the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank refused to pay their salaries, although it continued to pay its employees, an issue that has not been resolved despite the recent formation of a unity government.

The government will soon start appointing advisers to run the sale, on a broad timeline to conclude by 2020.

The department "needs to start appointing serious reformers who are steeped in the issues" not well-meaning people with no experience like Ms. Birnbaum, he said.

After a full four-year term in which no justice retired, F. D. R. got the chance to start appointing justices.

When will ICC start appointing two third-country umpires? asks Shahid from Pakistan I agree that they should do it now, but the problem is one of cost.

"Hong Kong needs to get its house in order in the next 12 months," said Mervyn Davies, a former chief executive of Standard Chartered who also helped prod British companies to start appointing more women.

Given the noise created by his act of whistleblowing, Wood thinks he can take a sliver of credit for the government's subsequent decision to retrain those Atos staff delivering the controversial fitness-for-work test and to start appointing new companies to take on the work, alongside Atos.

The shock of his death, and the realization that with Terrapin Station the Grateful Dead would survive as a business entity long after its members were gone, has forced the rest of the band to set up a trust and start appointing trustees to take over their stock after their deaths.

In an interview with BBC Newsnight presenter Evan Davis, he said he was not going to start appointing members of a cabinet, but that he was giving a "very clear indication" about who he was likely to appoint to the post.