Sentence examples for was appointed when from inspiring English sources

A radical ministry was appointed; when the Swiss guards were disbanded the pope was a virtual prisoner.

The Egyptian-born economist, who is a British and US national, was appointed when the Bank was undergoing a restructuring under the then new governor, Mark Carney.

Derby should be even less apprehensive, having won the first leg of their Carling Cup tie 1-0 on the evening Clough was appointed (when he took a watching brief while academy coach David Lowe took charge of the team).

Sir Edward, 72 next month, who was appointed when Tony Blair announced he was setting up the tribunal in January 1998, handed his resignation to Peter Mandelson, the Northern Ireland secretary.

After the union declared an impasse, a mediator was appointed; when that failed, the state appointed a fact-finding panel to hear arguments and make a nonbinding recommendation for a settlement.

The California state pension fund invested $305 million with Carlyle, and the Texas teachers pension fund -- whose board was appointed when George W. Bush was governor -- gave Carlyle $100 million to invest in November.

Its members were appointed – rather than elected – when Labour arrived in office and they will still be appointed when it leaves.

But the N.I.H. groups, which meet behind closed doors, partly to avoid outside influence, had already been appointed when some of those rules were issued.

In ousting Sheriff Alpert, who had been appointed when former Sheriff Jack Terhune was named State Corrections Commissioner, Sergeant Ciccone will become the county's first Democratic sheriff since 1991.

Q. Assess the morale now as opposed to what it was before you were appointed, when union leadership described it as at its lowest point ever.

It was replaced with a new special counsel framework, with outsiders to be appointed when the Justice Department has a conflict of interest in a case.