Examples of 'also be appointed' in a sentence
Meaning of "also be appointed"
To also be appointed means to be given a position, role, or responsibility in addition to others. It implies that the person already holds one or more appointments and is being assigned an additional one
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They can also be appointed as estate administrators.
An independent review board will also be appointed.
A representative may also be appointed in a subsequent communication.
The initial directors should also be appointed.
A manager will also be appointed to each region.
Several female high level diplomats will also be appointed.
Our lawyers can also be appointed as arbitrators.
A trust protector to supervise the trustee might also be appointed.
Experts may also be appointed by the court.
A foreign arbitrator may also be appointed.
Advisers may also be appointed to assist accredited representatives.
A corporate trustee may also be appointed by you.
He would also be appointed for a renewable term of office of three years.
Such a representative can also be appointed in other cases.
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More women should also be appointed to the judiciary.
The Netherlands suggested that an expert on legal issues also be appointed.
Other persons may also be appointed in due course.
One or more alternate Statutory Auditors shall also be appointed.
Other committees may also be appointed by the court.
At other levels, individuals or teams will also be appointed.
An administrator will also be appointed if a will is considered invalid.
It should be made clear that legal persons can also be appointed as experts.
External consultants may also be appointed to perform subprogramme or project evaluations.
The Speaker of the Legislative Council will also be appointed by the Crown.
Eligible persons can also be appointed to a regular position without competition.
Temporary members may also be appointed.
A review panel may also be appointed in cases where public concerns warrant it.
A head gardener must also be appointed.
A counsel may also be appointed in other cases concerning crimes that are punishable by imprisonment.
Temporary judges can also be appointed.
A conservator may also be appointed for a capable person who requests such assistance.
The same number of alternate members may also be appointed by national decree.
Such a counsel may also be appointed in some other cases involving crimes against the person.
Campaign agents and financial agents must also be appointed by each candidate.
He would also be appointed an Offizierstellvertreter Deputy Officer.
Ordinary members of society may also be appointed as nature wardens.
It may also be appointed as beclomethasone, more accessible in our country.
A referendum commissioner will also be appointed to oversee the referendum.
If such a group were established, a convenor would also be appointed.
Deputy ministers will also be appointed in the coming days.
In provincial and municipal politics, a formateur can also be appointed.
A suitable association can also be appointed as the guardian of a person with disabilities.
In situations where an emergency affects several countries, a regional humanitarian coordinator may also be appointed.
Corporations can also be appointed.
Holden was approached, and he accepted provided that William Holford also be appointed.
Certain outside experts could also be appointed for these special duties.
In certain instances, a “ data protection officer ” must also be appointed.
International personnel should also be appointed to assist in providing security and training.
Meanwhile, an interim Senator will also be appointed.
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