Примери за използване на Were appointed на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Judges were appointed for life.
All VISA Councilors were appointed.
They were appointed as volunteers.
Later many other officers were appointed.
These two were appointed to the case.
On 4. July the new club committees were appointed.
They were appointed over the nations.
First professors of the faculty were appointed.
They were appointed as vice-presidents.
The first judges of the court were appointed for five years.
The judges were appointed for an initial period of 5 years.
No Hamas ministers, however, were appointed in the end.
Agents were appointed with the consent of the Poor Law Commissioners….
One-third of the assembly members were appointed by the government.
Its members were appointed by the Minister of Health(section 13a(2) of the Regulation).
Back in England,they used to think that kings Were appointed by god.
All of them were appointed by the President.
Observers from Liechtenstein and Norway were appointed as tellers.
And all who were appointed for eternal life believed.
From 1933 to the Soviet occupation judges were appointed by the President.
As many as were appointed to eternal life believed.
The 13 schools where the project will start were appointed after a competition.
And all who were appointed for eternal life believed.”.
Soon, the number of students increased and other teachers were appointed.
Most of them were appointed by the party.
Between 1905 and 1909 Eisenhart, Veblen, Bliss,George Birkhoff, and Wedderburn were appointed.
Both officials were appointed by the university….
Duma elections took place September 18, 2016, after which the curators of main activity areas were appointed, and work was resumed on all fronts.
Five new judges were appointed to the Supreme Court.
Nenchev said that he had been unable to reach consensus on important issues regarding Military Intelligence's work,especially regarding human resources development,"where 39 per cent of senior staff were appointed before 1991".