Sentence examples for that appointed him from inspiring English sources

His actions and governance generally followed the instructions he was given upon appointment to office, and he received approbation from the monarchs and governments that appointed him.

But for opponents of the Socialist-led government that appointed him, the die was cast.

It has cut £600m from its budget and Hogan-Howe, after much deliberation, spoke out against the Conservative government that appointed him.

In the wake of David Moyes' sacking by Manchester United, it's safe to say the process of finding his successor will be a lot more rigorous than the one that appointed him.

Wilson urged the Australian Human Rights Commission's critics – including the government that appointed him to his position – to focus on the confronting personal stories of detainees rather than political argument.

Usually photographs record history; this one is making it, for Farage is successfully using it as a badge and instrument of power, like a barbarian chief returning to his Thanet village with a tablet from the Roman emperor that appoints him ruler of the Britons.

Mr Brown sidestepped a call by David Cameron to admit that appointing him as the FSA No.2 was "a serious error of judgement".

They refused to give such support, and Saavedra argued that Cisneros should resign because the Junta of Seville that had appointed him did not exist anymore.

Despite his promises to the contrary, John appealed to Innocent for help, observing that the charter compromised the pope's rights under the 1213 agreement that had appointed him John's feudal lord.

Delegates denied recognition to the Council of Regency in Spain and established a junta to govern in place of Cisneros, since the government that had appointed him Viceroy no longer existed.

Mr. German said that Mr. Perlman was so widely respected in the newsroom that he appointed him city editor for a year in 1978, right before the assassination of Harvey Milk and the mass suicides in Jonestown in Guyana.