appointed in a sentence

a., v.

Definition

Appointed: designated or assigned to a specific position or role, often through an official process.

She was appointed as the new project manager after a rigorous selection process.
The president appointed a committee to investigate the recent events.
After much deliberation, he finally appointed his best friend as the best man for the wedding.
The board appointed a new chief financial officer to oversee the company's finances.
She was appointed to the prestigious position following her outstanding contributions to the field.
They appointed a mediator to help resolve the ongoing disputes between the two parties.
He was appointed as the lead architect for the city's new cultural center.
After the retirement of the previous director, she was appointed to fill the role.
The governor appointed a task force to address the rising concerns about public safety.
Due to her experience, she was appointed to lead the training program for new employees.