Sentence examples for agency appointed from inspiring English sources

The commission is an independent, bipartisan agency appointed by the governor and the Legislature.

In 1962, PAP, the news agency, appointed him its only correspondent in the third world.

It comes after the agency appointed independent investigators to examine Verity's lavish expenses.

In an effort to give the police more oversight, the agency appointed an independent police auditor and a citizens review board, which held its first meeting nine days after Mr. Hill was killed.

The Swedish environmental protection agency appointed the investigator, Soeren Ekstroem, in February 1998 to study the nation's policy toward predatory animals and hunting after the government faced criticism over the rising number of carnivores.

Although the 1995 settlement required Columbia to dissolve that partnership within six months, the F.T.C. said that did not happen until 1997, after the agency appointed a trustee to oversee the sale.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) on Thursday overhauled the state's medical marijuana regulating agency, appointing 10 new members to the panel, which came under fire for its launch of a medical cannabis program.

And the panel recommended that the agency appoint a high-ranking scientist to set priorities and move money between the agency's far-flung research programs.

The government has created "regional development agencies", but these are its own agencies, appointed by ministers.

The young scientists believe that it is unclear whether accreditation, as carried out by service agencies appointed by the accreditation council, has so far led to more clarity or more confusion following the introduction of bachelor's and master's degrees to Germany.

To make things happen, make it someone's job to make them happen: the leading agencies appoint senior people to champion the integration of tech innovation throughout the agency.