appointed in the PONS Dictionary

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appointed [-tɪd, Am -t̬ɪd] ADJ

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publicly appointed expert
appointed time

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Private parties, such as the motion picture industry and self-appointed watchdog groups, extended the policy still further.
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When necessary, a teller for the annual officer elections is appointed by the secretary-treasurer.
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He was appointed a marshal of the city in 1923 and served in that position until 1938, entering into the insurance business in 1939.
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The school is run by a governing board appointed by the society.
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In 1850, most of the dread was harbored by school-aged children, as he was also an appointed truant officer.
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He was appointed major in 1876, and dedicated himself to the improvement of infantry weaponry.
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The mayor is appointed by the council of sheiks and confirmed by the provincial regional administrator.
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The requires that every person who is appointed to the public service has met the essential qualifications and requirements established for the position.
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In 2005, he was appointed vicar general of the diocese and from 2007 he is also economical.
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He was appointed an observer, a role which involved many expeditions into the firing line to make sketches of enemy positions.
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