Sentence examples for various appointed from inspiring English sources

Amir Khan has arrived at the appointed time, but he has forgotten various appointed things: namely his suit and the boxing kit needed for the photo shoot which, in a heavily scheduled day, is supposed to be taking place right now.

His father, also named Vito, served in various appointed positions in the administrations of Mayors Edward I. Koch and Abraham D. Beame, and his uncle, Frank Fossella, was a city councilman for four years, until he was defeated by Susan Molinari in 1985.

Executives at the district and thana levels are assisted by various professionals appointed by the national government, as well as by their elected councils.

So Tuesday's frigid morning found Mr. O'Shaughnessy ducking into various luxuriously appointed lobbies within a few blocks of his own, explaining Mr. Alam's fate and how his fans might help with letters of their own.

Various elected and appointed officials, including Adrian Benepe, the city parks commissioner, were involved.

He has appointed various committees to investigate the violence and to address social and economic inequities in Thailand.

The agency's board, now nominated by various officials and appointed by the governor, would be restructured to become entirely county-appointed.

To assist them in these responsibilities, the city councillors appointed various officials, such as tax collectors, inspectors of weights and measures and the markets, and peace officers.

Seven of the 21 committee members are relatives of people killed in the attack on the trade center last year, and 12, including most of those relatives of victims, are members of various advisory committees appointed by the development corporation in January to assist the rebuilding effort.

In her book, she describes the invaluable help she got from the various "gurus" she appointed: for music, cancer fashion and makeup, nutrition and exercise, as well as a friend who lived near her parents and could check on them regularly.

The king appointed various commissioners to visit the landlords to whom the allotments were made in order to take account of their progress.