Sentence examples for will be appointed as from inspiring English sources

A director for the new unit will be appointed as soon as the right person can be found, he said.

Nick Edwards, Neville Kahn and Rob Harding of Deloitte will be appointed as administrators.

All will be appointed as civil servants in order not to breach Cameron's stipulation on the number of political appointees.

According to protocol, Mr. Ozel, the new army chief, will be appointed as the top military commander by Turkey's president on Saturday.

The outsiders, who will be appointed as committee advisers by board members who are not themselves members of a given committee, will have no voting rights.

One will involve them selecting stickers with pictures of nutritious foods; in another, some of the women will be appointed as community leaders and trained in parenting and children's health.

An interim chief of police will be appointed over the next week as the city begins searching for a new candidate to fill the role.

According to China Daily, the accused will be appointed lawyers who have "received special training," as have the judges who will preside over the cases.

An independent monitor, as yet unnamed, will be appointed to oversee the process, a nod to the fact that recommendations from a similar 2004 DOJ report about the city's policing practices, "were either not fully implemented or, if implemented, were not maintained over time".

Sources in the Lions camp emphasise that Campbell will be appointed in an advisory capacity and not as a replacement for the Lions' press liaison officer, Louisa Cheetham.

"As previously stated, a new CSR Counsellor will be appointed in due course," they repeated.