Sentence examples for allowed to appoint a from inspiring English sources

Mr Putin has previously been one of the missing Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych's staunchest allies, but he pledged in a phone call with Germany's chancellor Angela Merkel that the country must be allowed to appoint a new, functional government.

Telecom Italia will also have to forfeit its right to name three members to the board, though it will be allowed to appoint a member to the company's administrative board.

Some pin their hopes on a political solution: they believe that violence will subside if the U.N. is allowed to appoint a caretaker government that Iraqis don't view as a U.S. puppet.

But the source said that, under university rules, the court was not allowed to appoint a chancellor unless the nomination had been put forward by its council.

However, almost every area is allowed to appoint a sole elder.

In such cases they should be allowed to appoint a person among the health care personnel/from the staff who knows them well.

This week, he said he supported a moved-up election, but only if allowed to appoint an interim senator and if the candidates get nine months to campaign.

It's probably too late for Newcastle to go down – which is a shame, because you shouldn't be allowed to appoint John Carver, lose a derby to Sunderland and then blame it on foreigners at the exact moment UKIP are looking to attract disaffected northern working-class voters without being severely punished – but fans of any clubs below them should start worrying.

In Bottomley's absence, his office explored the issue and resolved that Rhodesia could retain its representative in South Africa, but should not be allowed to appoint another in Lisbon; a consul was acceptable, they concluded, but only as part of the British Embassy staff.

Under the terms of a £3m loan he provided, Ashley is allowed to appoint another director.

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