Sentence examples for was formally appointed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kim was formally appointed as defense minister on Saturday.

It is not known exactly when Jang was formally appointed to the ministerial post.

After being named acting president of the railroad in March, succeeding Ken Bauer, he was formally appointed to the post on Sept. 25.

Since Mr. Schwarz was formally appointed president in 2003, Purchase College has forged relationships with jazz clubs downtown, Chelsea art galleries and Symphony Space, a performance venue.

I was shocked," he said in London, where he was formally appointed as an ambassador against hunger for the World Food Programme.

During the war, David began contributing to the Observer, which was owned by his father, and after it took increasing responsibility until he was formally appointed editor in 1948.

He is formally appointed by the Minister of Finance.

The other four candidates were formally appointed the following day.

The head of government is the prime minister, who is formally appointed by the governor-general.

The new Japanese Prime Minister is formally appointed, breaking decades of single-party rule by the Liberal Democratic Party.

Its leader, General Prayuth Chan-ocha, announced that he has been formally appointed to run Thailand from army headquarters (pictured).