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Meanings of recent appointment in English

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Usage of recent appointment in English
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That's sparked considerable controversy since his recent appointment to lead the party.
Radio NZ
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NZ opera General Director on his recent appointment as Director of the Seattle Opera.
Radio NZ
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The head-masters, or rather those of recent appointment, are, as a rule, well chosen.
Town Life in Australia
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At the Beehive meeting, Mr Widodo congratulated Mr Bridges on his recent appointment as party leader.
Radio NZ
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In September, 1893, the question of the then recent appointment of the Commons by Mr. Dalziel.
The Life of the Rt. Hon. Sir Charles W. Dilke, Volume 2
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President Clinton was referring to his recent appointment as special envoy to Haiti for the United Nations.
Somewhere inside
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Unfortunately, their recent appointment of Malky Mackay has put us in a position that we find untenable.
The Guardian
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Royal New Zealand Ballet's Music Director talks about his recent appointment and upcoming 'Made to Move' tour.
Radio NZ
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But the recent appointment of an all-independent board and the likely dismantling of Telco make further change possible.
Reuters
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But a recent appointment means Ireland is still at the table when it comes to securing senior positions.
The Irish Times
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This follows the recent appointment of Professor Imelda Maher as the Sutherland chair of European law at UCD.
The Irish Times
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A sign of this was the recent appointment of Sharon White as second permanent secretary in the Treasury.
The Guardian
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It's hoped the recent appointment of land commissioners in Niue will help move land disputes through court more quickly.
Radio NZ
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Appointing deacons Sir, -I note with interest the recent appointment of permanent deacons in the Catholic Church here.
The Irish Times
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THE only person more delighted than Marie O'Riordan at her recent appointment as editor of Elle, is her mother.
The Irish Times
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Citigroup said: Bill Winters' recent appointment as Standard Chartered group chief executive puts the spotlight back on an unloved stock.
The Guardian
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