Sentence examples for allowed to appoint from inspiring English sources

So he negotiated little and wasn't allowed to appoint his own assistants.

If Mr. Rusnok fails to win the vote Parliament, Mr. Zeman is allowed to appoint two more prime ministers.

As specified by Article 2, Section 1 of the Constitution, each state was allowed to appoint electors equal to the number of congressional representatives it possessed.

The mayor and City Council, they argued, should be allowed to appoint the board, since the city provides most of the library's funds.

It was, however, allowed to appoint the speaker of the chamber of deputies, and Ingrao was given the job – the first communist to hold the post.

The administration also believes it should be allowed to appoint the chairman of the panel, Mr. Fleischer said, because Congress will choose the other nine members.

In addition, several important principles are much discussed but not always enforced: Monitors must not be allowed to be appointed by and dependent on those they monitor.

Last month, in recognition of Sanders' strong showing in the primaries, the Democratic national committee allowed him to appoint five members to the party's Platform drafting committee, while Clinton got to appoint six.

However, in October, Ashley's £2m loan to the Scottish Championship club allowed him to appoint two directors.

In October, Ashley's £2m loan to the Scottish Championship club allowed him to appoint two directors.

"Regular competitive games and guaranteed income has allowed them to appoint good coaches and build proper sides.