Sentence examples for yet appointed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abbas has not yet appointed anyone to replace her.

The pope has not yet appointed a new archbishop for St . Louis

The family now has control of the Schwitters artworks, and it has not yet appointed another gallery as agent.

No casting details for the film have yet emerged and Warner Bros have not yet appointed a director.

Sack believes the city-subsidised Soweto theatre, which has not yet appointed an artistic director, can carve its own niche.

State officials said on Tuesday that the court has not yet appointed a lawyer for Mr. Williams in the civil proceedings.

Janet Reno, the attorney-general, may yet appoint an independent prosecutor to go after the president, too.

Yet appointing a new conductor, if not quite as tricky as electing a pope or prime minister, is fraught with hazard.

The Arab League could yet appoint a group of eminent independent Arabs to listen to all sides in the Syrian crisis and seek a "new Taif".

His successor has not yet been appointed.

(His counterpart has not yet been appointed).