Sentence examples for act of appointment from inspiring English sources

In the act of appointment, the judge must specify all actions that the legal proxy will be able to do for the person, which may include the care of his or her health and the right to give informed consent, as well as the management of his or her financial affairs.

The developed blueprint for the appointment schedule prescribes the number of appointments to plan per day and the moment on the day to schedule the appointments.

The first is the wave of goodwill that followed Mrs Gandhi's act of renunciation and appointment of Mr Singh a man of unquestioned integrity, decency and economic expertise.

In some cases, the mere act of making the appointment will ease one's depression a bit.

The mere act of Mr. Friendly's appointment has already had one effect: N.B.C.

Madison's only official act of office was the appointment of Colonel Charles S. Todd as secretary of state.

The main provisions of the act were the appointment of a governor-general of Fort William in Bengal with supervisory powers over the presidencies of Madras (now Chennai) and Bombay (now Mumbai).

One part of the Government Act, the appointment by the crown of the governor's council, was something he had long opposed without formal hearings on the matter, but even colonial authorities sympathetic to his view believed events had by 1774 gone too far for the British political establishment to support alternatives.

One of Bernard's early acts was the appointment of Hutchinson instead of James Otis, Sr., as Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Superior Court of Judicature.

Petitioner concedes that § 242(b) of the Immigration Act, authorizing the appointment of a 'special inquiry officer' to preside at the deportation proceedings, does not conflict with the Administrative Procedure Act, since § 7(a) of that Act excepts from its terms officers specially provided for or designated pursuant to other statutes.

Sections 11 20 of the 2000 Act cover the appointment of agents.