Sentence examples for Appointed post from inspiring English sources

That is when Mr. Mubarak transferred him to the appointed post as head of the Arab League, based here.

Talking to reporters this morning, Mr. Roberts, the division's director, an appointed post, said statewide recounts were rare.

Paradoxically, Florida voters approved a constitutional amendment two years ago that will make the job an appointed post in 2002.

Nassau County also has a referendum to convert its Board of Assessors' chairman from an elected to an appointed post.

To void an opposition victory in the Caracas mayor's race, Mr. Chávez had the National Assembly create a new presidentially appointed post to take over the mayor's powers.

From 1971 to 1995, Mr. White was Architect of the Capitol, a presidentially appointed post whose responsibilities are the maintenance and preservation of the buildings and grounds of the Capitol campus.

A number of presidentially appointed posts, from provincial governorships to chairmanships of state agencies, are also changing hands.By the slow pace of Egyptian politics, these are fairly radical steps.

That position, however, is only one of a half-dozen unfilled presidentially appointed posts that have vast powers over the mortgage market, financial stability and the banking and insurance industries.

He held two significant public appointed posts: chief of forestry in the Bureau of Indian Affairs, from 1933 to 1937, and head of recreation management in the Forest Service, from 1937 to 1939, during the administration of President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Most insisted that if doctors do not come to their appointed posts they should lose their salary, and if they try to return to Accra and there are no posts available, then they should be forced to opt out of public service.

Just after Slingo was appointed the post, a sudden illness claimed the life of her husband.