Sentence examples for through appointing from inspiring English sources

The money – some of which was used to ease tension through appointing outreach workers after sudden increases in migration – was axed by the communities secretary, Eric Pickles.

The most efficient way, industry officials say, to remake the rules is through appointing new regulators who can change an agency's focus, tone and priorities.

We've seen what damage Republican presidents have been able to create through appointing partisan judges and Supreme Court justices -- we can't let that happen this year.

Power emanated from the capital to outlying areas through appointed chiefs or local clan heads.

The system thus combined central supervision of local affairs through appointed officials with territorial representation through locally elected governments.

The Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) also appeal to revelation, or to claims that God has spoken through appointed messengers to disclose matters which would otherwise be inaccessible.

In the same spirit, republics and signorie engaged in town planning in the destruction and reconstruction of town sites, in regulating building and use, and, through appointed conciliar committees, in the siting of new roads, squares, and fountains.

The remaining five union territories are directly ruled by the centre through appointed administrators.

In 1266, the Chronicle of Lanercost records that Alexander ruled Mann through appointed bailiffs; Scottish exchequer accounts record that the Sheriff of Dumfries was given allowance for maintaining seven Manx hostages.

The film makers ascended the Wonder Wheel at Coney Island, followed fishmongers and sanitation workers through their appointed chores, and wandered through a party at the Rincon Criollo community center on East 158th Street in the Bronx.

The sense of flux was heightened by the unexpected string of rejections that PSG had to wade through before finally appointing a successor to Ancelotti.