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appointed

adjective as in named

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You may be interested to know that, while I was abroad, a certain Judge Quinzy was appointed to the board of trustees.

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After an internal candidate was appointed to be director of the Palm Springs Art Museum, the search committee’s leader, upset over the selection process, resigned from the museum’s board.

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Getting an executor appointed took 60 days; the court wouldn’t accept an application until 30 days after he died.

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Short-term financing provider Raistone asked for an independent examiner after the newly appointed independent directors at First Brands said they discovered some $2.3 billion in assets tied to third-party factoring arrangements was missing.

Nykia Wright, the trade group’s CEO appointed just days after the 2023 verdict, highlighted the trade group’s “renewed focus on member experience,” in an October letter to members earlier this year.

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