Sentence examples for who has appointed from inspiring English sources

Even the Ethics Commission is tied to the governor, who has appointed its chairman and executive director.

Last week, Governor Corzine — who has appointed a new leadership team — all but endorsed the higher tolls and rail fares.

"James played extremely well," said Jenkins, who has appointed Jones as captain until the end of the World Cup.

I didn't get the sack, I left, and when I did leave we were ninth," said Pardew, who has appointed John Carver as his assistant at West Brom.

No kid should have to," adds Mr. Kahan, 54, who has appointed himself official restorer of New York City's diamonds -- public school baseball diamonds, that is.

The president of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbayev, who has appointed several relatives to government jobs in the Central Asian nation, fired his son-in-law Monday from one of them: manager of the country's sovereign wealth fund.

The prime minister who had appointed him was not amused.

Mr. Miller rejected the criticisms yesterday, pointing out that it was the mayor who had appointed Mr. Schwarz.

The Germans, who have appointed their own puppet ruler, are fleeing to Berlin.

I don't remember who had appointed themselves carrier of the book.

That led to a slew of resignations among directors who had appointed each other to their respective boards.