Sentence examples for will be appointed later from inspiring English sources

He will be succeeded by the company's treasurer, Daniel Ammann, and a new treasurer will be appointed later, G.M. said.

Their replacements will be appointed later and additional details of the arrangement are yet to be worked out.

Since Fraser's resignation, the institute has been overseen by Peter Selby, the former bishop of Worcester and author of Grace and Mortgage: The Language of Faith and the Debt of the World, though a new full-time director will be appointed later this year.

That task will fall to another committee that will be appointed later this year and is expected to have at least 25 members.

"It confirms the chief constable's August statement rather than the contradictory implications that flowed from the arrest of [Sinn Féin northern chairman] Bobby Storey, and on that basis ministers will be appointed to office later today". Mr Storey, a former IRA prisoner, is the northern chairman of Sinn Féin.

His successor will be appointed in January.

They will be appointed by the government.

An anti-corruption commissioner will be appointed.

Either one or the other will be appointed B.O.J. governor.

The two will each appoint four members to the board, while the chief executive will be appointed "by common consent".

The remaining 20% will be appointed.