Sentence examples similar to a appointed human from inspiring English sources

Iraq's recently appointed human rights minister is also affiliated with the Badr party.

Megan McCarthy, the site's recently appointed human editor, has published the list on the Techmeme blog.

If you don't know who Tim Wilson is, here's the quick rundown: he was appointed Human Right Commissioner by the Abbott Government after it took office in 2013.

* All public-sector organisations should appoint human rights champions where appropriate Improved service delivery * Public authorities and voluntary/community sector groups should mainstream human rights into their decision- making processes and their relevant policies and practices.

Appointing human capital to get the work done doesn't always require hiring actual staff.

Scottish ministers have appointed a human rights lawyer to investigate a record level of police use of stop-and-search after a damning report by the police inspectorate.

Elsewhere, we reported that Scottish ministers have appointed a human rights lawyer to investigate a record level stop-and-search after a damning report by the police inspectorate.

Under pressure from the United States, Mr. Lobo has established a truth commission to investigate the events surrounding the coup and appointed a human rights adviser.

"They have appointed a human rights observer.

During his tenure, the union appointed a human rights coordinator to work toward guaranteeing equal rights for minorities and women in the news industry.

Besides naming the truth commission, the United States notes, Mr. Lobo has appointed a human rights adviser and included political opponents in his government.