Sentence examples for were appointed into from inspiring English sources

It appeared that some of the physician champions were appointed into the role by facility leadership.

All the members of neighbourhood health committees were appointed into the committees before the inception of the CHA programme in 2011.

"Ofsted's last published observations were just 12 days after our new interim headteacher was appointed into her new role.

(5 Employee means an individual who works full-time or part-time and is appointed into Board service for a period of more than 90 days.

November was appointed into the role in 2013, overseeing hit shows such as Downton Abbey, Doc Martin and Broadchurch, as well as new commissions including Cilla, Grantchester and Unforgotten.

Kellie Greene was appointed into the role at Peace Corps in 2011 following the Kate Puzey Act, a law passed by the US Congress to ensure that the organisation improve its protection of volunteers.

At the end of the scheme, graduates are appointed into a department manager position within the company, "A lot of graduates like the idea of one day being in head office," says Sims, "although we encourage graduates to work their way up to branch manager before diversifying their career.

"There's always a lot of discussion about 'are women ready to be on boards?' I think that's a complete myth, I think the women are everywhere and there are lots of women who could be appointed into those roles but they don't feel like John & Jack or whoever, so people have to get used to them... "In the next ten years, I'd like equal representation in parliamentary representation.

In January 2007 after 14 years at Nortel Albert joined Vodafone and was appointed into the role of Vodafone Group Chief Information Officer.

There won't be a question of me being appointed into the roles consecutively – like one, two, three – it will have to be all three at one time.

This belief, which holds that only men should be appointed into authoritative leadership positions, is traditional doctrine in all Abrahamic faiths.