Sentences with phrase «appointed in»

4 bedrooms with king beds are luxuriously appointed in the main house.

Ngama is beautifully appointed in the heart of the Guernsey Private Reserve.

The grey - and - black marble bathroom was well appointed in terms of shelves and counter space.

Each apartment is individually appointed in contemporary Moroccan style and is finished to the highest standard.

The bathroom was fantastic — appointed in Sicilian marble — and included both an enormous tub and separate shower.

The luxurious tent accommodations are huge and lavishly appointed in an elegant tropical style, and feature wooden decks with hot tubs overlooking the jungle paradise.

The government of Belize was directly connected with the Governor of Jamaica from 1841 to 1884, but this was discontinued when the first Governor of Belize was appointed in 1884.

Each guest room / villa is tastefully appointed in traditional style, yet fully equipped to the highest standards, with all modern comforts.

Elegantly appointed in design.

Stylishly appointed in a crisp, clean modern style, our Deluxe Rooms with Shower feature two twin beds, a dedicated work desk and contemporary bathroom with shower.

Federal agencies and laws in Congress — The new Secretary of Labor was appointed in April 2017 and is still getting settled in the role.

The agent shall have been appointed in advance by the Board of Directors for the purpose of conducting the election.

The statute went into effect in late 2016 and since then, advocates have been appointed in five cases.

Ballots on issues submitted to the membership by mail under any other provision of these Bylaws shall be mailed, certified, and counted in the same manner as for elections, except that such counting shall take place at the residence of the Secretary on the day appointed in each case by the Board of Directors.

William Byrnes is the leader of National Underwriter's Financial Advisory Publications, having been appointed in 2010.

Insuranceandestates.com affiliated agents are independent and appointed in multiple states.

While Rosheen McGuckian & Marie Joyce are new to their positions (both were appointed in 2013 — that's like 3 CEOs & 3 CFOs in less than 3 years!?)

A Panel Trustee is appointed in each Chapter 7 case to review the bankruptcy petition and schedules filed with the Court and to determine if the debtor has any non-exempt assets available for distribution to creditors.

Appointed in April 2014, Ms. Rooney works to coordinate financial literacy initiatives by collaborating with stakeholder groups across the country.

· a divestiture trustee will be appointed in respect of the jurisdictions in which required regulatory approvals have not been obtained.

(2) A consumer debtor who has filed a notice of intention or lodged a proposal under Division I may not make a consumer proposal until the trustee appointed in respect of the notice of intention or proposal under Division I has been discharged.

It is very unusual for inspectors to be appointed in a personal bankruptcy or consumer proposal.

Instead, the trust becomes irrevocable after the grantor dies, and the successor trustee appointed in the trust document distributes the property according to the terms of the trust.

When she was appointed in 2014 by Hachette Livre's Arnaud Nourry to lead the 160 - year - old French publishing house, de Closets says that the response was hardly negative.

The Ram HD's unique 5 - link, coil - spring rear suspension delivers an impressively smooth and controlled ride, while the various cabs, particularly on the Laramie and Limited trims, are simply some of the nicest, most comfortable and well appointed in the industry.

Inside, the Cayenne is, as you might expect, luxuriously appointed in quality materials.

An interior appointed in Wood Trim with Pearl Gloss Chrome accents, Ambient Lighting, and Dakota Leather upholstery creates the cabin's comfortable atmosphere.

If you're eager to see it prior to your visit, view its design and see how it's appointed in the included video.

The interior of the car is appointed in leather and the three trim levels are Loft, Lodge and Suite.

This is one of the segment's most premium pickups and features Denali - specific design details that include a chrome grille, 20 - inch ultra-bright machined wheels, heated and ventilated front seats appointed in perforated Mulan leather, and a heated and leather - wrapped multifunction steering wheel.

It rides like a dream and is very well appointed in the Laramie package.

My Longhorn crew cab 4 × 4 tester ($ 69,795) is over the top, lavishly appointed in black and brown leather, contrast stitching, rubber floor mats that include carpeted inserts that can be removed to avoid getting muddy, and real, textured wood trim throughout, including a piece on the glove box that is hot - branded with the Longhorn logo.

State monitor Carole Morris, who was appointed in September, said the district has increased its teacher evaluations from one per school year to three or four.

AET said Chin — who is chair of the schools network SSAT — had been appointed in October last year as interim chair.

The six Council members were appointed in September 2011 and the state legislature appropriated funding for its work in mid-December 2011.

Founding Principal Anne Casey was appointed in December 2013, a month after the owners of MediaCityUK, Peel Media, announced the completion of a deal with the UTC to bring the # 10.4 m facility to the Manchester development.

First appointed in 2009, and elected in 2011, Keith has served as his board's vice chair and chair.

Appointed in 2002 by Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Klein transformed the city's public - school system by promoting privately managed charter schools to replace regular public schools, by increasing the consequences for principals and teachers of standardized tests, and by attacking union - sponsored due process and seniority provisions for teachers.

This year's principal vacancies, however, pale in comparison to previous years — particularly under city schools CEO Andres Alonso, when the district had a turnover rate of more than 90 percent, and more than 40 principals were being appointed in one summer, 15 in the week before school started.

When it comes to education reform, perhaps no city has inspired more controversy and acclaim over the last decade than Washington, D.C. Even today, uttering the name «Michelle Rhee» — the city's first schools chancellor appointed in 2007 after a major shakeup in the district — still evokes heated reactions from local residents.

Anderson, 41, appointed in May 2011, has closed schools, replaced nearly half of the city's principals, extended the school day for thousands of students and opened new secondary schools such as Bard Early College High School, a rigorous program that allows students to graduate with a diploma and a two - year associate's degree.

The Regents on Monday also heard a report from Dennis M. Walcott, the former New York City schools chancellor, whom the state appointed in August to lead monitors overseeing the East Ramapo school district in Rockland County, which has been accused of diverting money from its public schools to provide services for yeshiva students.

Deasy was appointed in 2011 and his current contract runs to June, 2016.

Transparency and accountability have been key areas of concern since the commissioners were first appointed in September 2014, with opponents of academies questioning why responsibility for schools is being removed from elected local authorities and given to appointed civil servants.

Stephen Dinham taught in government secondary schools in NSW before being appointed in 1989 to the University of Western Sydney where he held a number of positions including Head of the Department of Curriculum Studies, Associate Dean (Postgraduate) and Associate Professor.

The growing number of academies outside council control meant increasing numbers of schools had lacked any local oversight until RSCs were appointed in 2014, says the report.

Klein, appointed in 2002 by Mayor Michael Bloomberg, will be remembered for reshaping the system's massive central bureaucracy of 32 local districts.

In the Tigard - Tualatin School District (TTSD), it's about «never giving up; nothing matters as much as teaching every child to read at grade level,» said former district superintendent Rob Saxton, newly appointed in September 2012 as Oregon's first Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction.1 TTSD's mission to educate every child is operationalized through a collective commitment to focused work; continuous improvement and refinement in instructional practice on a district - wide basis; and a pervasive attitude on the part of district and school personnel to ensure that all students leave TTSD able to be highly successful adults.

Appointed in 2010, the self - described «gung - ho reformer» promptly expanded the state's charter office.

Its head teacher, Sir William Atkinson, was appointed in 1995 and is credited with turning around the school.