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Meanings of appointed new in English

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Usage of appointed new in English
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The reshuffle comes soon after Chippa United appointed new CEO, Morgan Mammila.
The South African
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He has appointed new Vatican Bank bosses and a stronger financial regulator.
The Guardian
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Hayes Solicitors has appointed new partners in its property and healthcare departments.
The Irish Times
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Nissan has also been indicted, and Renault appointed new top management last week.
Reuters
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In October, China appointed new bosses for its top banking, securities and insurance regulators.
Reuters
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The French government has appointed new High Commissioners for both New Caledonia and French Polynesia.
Radio NZ
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Nestle appointed new regional heads in the Americas and Europe following the departure of Polman.
Reuters
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Guimaraes recently appointed new senior management officials at Caixa.
Reuters
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Peña Nieto also appointed new heads for other ministries including agriculture, environment and urban development.
Reuters
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KPMG was appointed as receiver last February and appointed new management to run the pub.
The Irish Times
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Since then, Folli has appointed new board members.
Reuters
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C&C has appointed new distributors for its international spirits and liqueur brands to replace Allied Domecq.
The Irish Times
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In Brittany the towns appointed new municipalities, and armed a civic guard from the royal magazines.
Beacon Lights of History, Volume 09: European Statesmen
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For fear the zeal of the enemies of Satan should cool, successive Popes appointed new commissions.
Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions — Volume 2
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Outgoing lawmakers appointed new supreme court judges and changed the ownership of the national assembly's TV station.
The Guardian
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The significance of FSOC's focus will grow once Trump has appointed new heads of the individual agencies.
Reuters
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