Sentence examples for that has appointed from inspiring English sources

Phone a firm that has appointed a chief customer officer and see if you can reach a human being.

An estimated 12 million Roman Catholics in China have been divided for decades between a state-supervised church that has appointed bishops without papal approval and an "underground" wing that resists government ties.

The Advertising column in Business Day on Friday, about marketing food to children, misidentified a group that has appointed a committee to review oversight of video games that food companies incorporate in their Web sites, a practice that has drawn criticism from consumer groups.

Perhaps I would have passed by this letter, dismissing it as a ranting tirade from an out-of-touch old clown, had I not been in the middle of writing an application to the Adelaide cabaret festival, that same great Australian event that has appointed Humphries as artistic director.

This trial was performed under the supervision and approval of the veterinarian that has appointed responsibility to approve all fish experiments at the research station in accordance to regulations from the Norwegian authorities regarding the use of animals for research purposes.

Deloitte considered companies that have appointed receivers or administrators as on the verge of insolvency.

Earthlink, the second-largest Internet service provider, has joined a growing crowd of companies that have appointed chief privacy officers.

In addition to the 15 states that have appointed faith liaisons, in recent months, several governors have ordered state social service agencies to carry out the federal guidelines.

Without either a recognised Spanish king or the Junta that had appointed Cisneros, many people thought that the viceroy no longer had any authority.

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.

They routinely vote in blocks that correspond very closely or often perfectly to the party philosophy of the president that had appointed them.