Examples of using Were appointed in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Its members- the senators- were appointed by the tsar from among the civil
gradually we were assembled by those who were appointed before us.
Kirichenko, the first Ukrainian to this post(since that time were appointed to this position only Ukrainian).
As known, two deputy ministers were appointed by the government's orders on April 20 and 27.
The top 18 generals were appointed marshals of France,
Procedures were appointed from the first day of admission to the center,
The governance of Madeira was divided between Zarco and Tristão, who were appointed Captain-majors(capitães-donatários) of Funchal
In 2017 more than 10 hearings of the case were appointed, some of which did not take place for some reasons,
From 1636 to 1815, the Governors-General of Sweden typically were appointed for the Swedish Dominions on the eastern side of the Baltic
You were appointed chairman of the board FUIB in the difficult period that you want from the CCM?
Long time antibiotics were considered as a panacea from all diseases and were appointed even at insignificant symptoms of an infection.
President Clinton recommended me to the organization- all members of the Board of Directors were appointed by US presidents.
3% of PEC members were appointed by the submission of their heads.
65% of all Federal enterprises were subordinated and their managers were appointed center.
Caldicott Guardians were appointed to safeguard information sharing.
beauty in the KPI, were appointed scholarships by rector.
whereas previously the city's governors were appointed by the local house of representatives.
At the moment, the Court consists of 16 judges out of the required 18, ten of whom were appointed after the Revolution of Dignity.[7].
Usually, representatives of the Baltic nobility(Baltic German feudal landowners) were appointed as local heads of administration.
on which half of the councillors were appointed by the Lords Proprietors themselves,