Sentence examples for texts appointing from inspiring English sources

It is a mountain of their own making: first Dave Whelan, the chairman, gave Malky Mackay the benefit of the doubt, despite the continuing FA investigation into his notorious sexist, racist and homophobic texts, appointing him as manager and judging him an "honourable man".

He gathered 54 of the most prodigious linguists and scholars in England, divided them into six groups, assigned to each a different set of texts and appointed a team of overseers.

It was reported ten days ago that Spinvox, the mobile-phone technology firm that converts voicemails into text messages, had appointed Goldman Sachs as advisers to weigh up fundraising options that include a stock-market flotation.

Even in this rough-and-tumble chamber, it was a devastating performance.Ms Gillard's critics accuse her of poor judgment in appointing Mr Slipper, and for voting against his dismissal after his sexist texts were exposed.

When appointing Mackay, Whelan said he did not think the manager did "a lot wrong" in the texts.

Appointing the coach comes second.

None of the compilers of the famous texts of social dharma were appointed by kings, served in law enforcement, or had any official capacity in the state machinery.

Author of the text, "Communicable Disease Nursing" (1979), she was appointed director of the RN Pathway Program.

Indeed, an approach such as this will certainly lead to undermining the six-point plan, including the breakthrough represented in putting a stop to the violence and that of the transitional political process -- as stated in the text of the decision to appoint Kofi Annan as joint envoy of the United Nations and the League of Arab States.

In 1034 he was appointed a collator of texts in the imperial library at the capital, Kaifeng.

New Kingdom texts describe, after the event, how kings were appointed heirs either by their predecessors or by divine oracles, and such may have been the pattern when there was no clear successor.