Sentence examples for allowed to be appointed from inspiring English sources

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.

Under a 2001 law, Dragnea is not allowed to be appointed prime minister because of the conviction, and last week he said the party would not try to change the law.

Warfare was renewed, and in 415 Nicias reluctantly allowed himself to be appointed, with Alcibiades and Lamachus, leader of the Sicilian expedition.

The law that allowed Orr to be appointed sets up a potential exit route for him in a year.

The centrist message should be that ideologues have no place in our judiciary and that it is irresponsible to nominate them and just as irresponsible to allow them to be appointed.

In 1990, he brought Wolfgang Ketterle to MIT as a postdoctoral researcher to work on atom cooling, and stepped aside from that field to allow Ketterle to be appointed to the faculty in 1992.

Early this year, King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia issued a decree allowing women to be appointed to the Shura, an assembly that advises the king on laws and other issues and has been traditionally all male.

Opponents to today's proposals to allow women to be appointed bishops 20 years after they were ordained into the Anglican church are in good company in the Catholic church, which is why so many of them are expected to turn to Rome if the synod vote is passed.

Obama granted waivers that allowed some lobbyists to be appointed to government positions.

CARSON:... Fully agree that we should not allow a judge to be appointed during his time.

If Democrats gain control of the Senate and there is a Supreme Court vacancy, they should refuse to allow any justice to be appointed by President Trump.