Sentence examples for when they appointed from inspiring English sources

Pat? CADDELL: Because, when they appointed the new chairman of G.M., who announced the day of his appointment, I know nothing about the car business, his name was Edward Whitacre.

"It all changed for Labour when they appointed Mandelson and he got outside advisers involved.

The club pulled off something of a coup when they appointed Lucien Favre.

This summer the Springboks took another step forwards when they appointed their first black captain, Siya Kolisi.

England went down under during the World Cup and after it when they appointed Eddie Jones as their head coach following the departure of Stuart Lancaster.

The United board were aware of this possibility when they appointed Solskjær full-time but decided against waiting until the end of the season when the club's situation would be more clear.

With that in mind, here is a non-exhaustive list of additional questions that NGOs might ask when they appoint members.

It is understood that the club board will put their faith in a manager of proven experience when they appoint on a permanent basis at the end of the season.

At Whitney M. Young Magnet High in Chicago, which still designates a single valedictorian, rank is done only internally and the school reveals just the No. 1 and No. 2 students at the end of senior year, when they appoint the valedictorian and salutatorian.

Northampton Town player-coach Andy Holt admits there could be wholesale changes when they appoint a new manager.

On whether he wants the job: "I'm academy manager and when they appoint a new boss that is the role I will go back to.