Sentence examples for was further appointed from inspiring English sources

He was further appointed to the positions of receiver general, escheator, and naval officer.

Wright was also commissioned to paint an allegorical ceiling for the King's bedchamber at Whitehall Palace, and he was further appointed in 1673 to the office of "picture drawer in ordinary", allowing him to exercise his right to sign his pictures "Pictor Regis".

After the abortive coup, some 34 Hutu officers were executed, and Tutsi control was further strengthened when Michel Micombero was appointed prime minister in July 1966.

By February 1894 his role was further developed when he was appointed joint secretary of the naval and military committee on defence, which was later renamed the Committee of Imperial Defence. Louis captained HMS Cambrian in the Mediterranean Fleet from October 1894 to May 1897 and in the Channel Fleet from June 1897.

The central team was further strengthened with additional contracted staff; and at provincial level, Provincial Project Officers (PPO) were appointed.

This role was further highlighted by the differences observed in the operation of the Network meetings at Site 1 before and after the CP Coordinator was appointed.

White nationalists celebrated Trump's election and were further heartened when he appointed Steve Bannon as his chief strategist.

A sale of RBS is thought to be further off as the government has appointed Rothschild to provide advice on transferring its troubled loans into a bad bank.

The payroll is further stretched by political appointees: each senator can appoint 50 and each congressman 25.

"We're re-stating what we have been saying for months: it is time for the Office of Special Counsel to conclude its inquiry without further delay". Mueller was appointed in May 2017 to investigate Russia's 2016 election interference and whether anyone from Trump's campaign conspired with the Russians.

And it's fair to say that much has happened in the tech industry since the panel was appointed to further undermine public trust in tech platforms and algorithmic promises — including the ICO's finding that the initial data-sharing arrangement between the Royal Free and DeepMind broke U.K. privacy laws.