Sentence examples for which has appointed from inspiring English sources

America, which has appointed a special envoy to Myanmar, wants to engage.

Key demands for AFEM, which has appointed Nile Rodgers, the Chic musician, as Ambassador, include equal representation for dance music at award ceremonies.

The project is to be completed by year's end, said George Berger, president of the library board, which has appointed a committee to oversee the project.

The company, which has appointed former education minister Lord Adonis to the board, also said it would be slashing its dividend.

On a lighter note, good news for the embattled National Youth Theatre, which has appointed Doctor Who star Matt Smith as its new patron.

25 schools are now being investigated in the city which has appointed a new chief advisor to handle growing levels of public anxiety in relation to allegations resulting from Operation Trojan Horse.

I once visited a farm owned by my school, which had appointed a dalit to take care of the property.

He thought it was inappropriate to sell because of the impending sale of 7.5% by DaimlerChrysler, the company which had appointed him as co-chief executive.

The disbelief was felt deeply within the Football Association of Wales, which had appointed Speed as manager a little under a year ago.

The governor kept vetoing the assembly's efforts at the behest of the family, which had appointed him".

Honório Hermeto was eager to forestall what he described as the "triumph of the same traitor who made 30 July [1832 coup attempt] to ignominiously tear down the Regency which had appointed him".