Sentence examples similar to Regulate appointments from inspiring English sources
The Czech government has repeatedly postponed a law to regulate the appointments of civil servants.
The court's new framework thus violates Article II, Section 1, Clause 2 of the United States Constitution, which vests in state legislatures the exclusive authority to regulate the appointment of presidential electors.
Starting in 1764 medical services had been formed in the Presidencies (the Bengal Medical Service was formed in 1764, that of Madras in 1767, and that of Bombay in 1779) to regulate the appointment, succession, and wages of surgeons.
In situations where the consenting parent dies, the statutes regulating the appointment of guardians come into effect.
This discrimination flies in the face of South Africa's employment equity legislation which regulates the appointment and reasonable accommodation of people with disabilities, including people with psychosocial disability.
Unlike the pardon power, Congress has "constitutional authority to create and regulate the general conditions of appointment and removal for U.S. attorneys," said Peter M. Shane, a professor at Ohio State University law school.
