Sentence examples for an appointed one from inspiring English sources

Come June, Glendale residents will be voting for a new council member to replace an appointed one and following a City Council decision this week, they will also be voting on whether to get rid of the city rules that required the early election in the first place.

The Massachusetts Government Act replaced the elected local government in the colony with an appointed one and enhanced the powers of the military governor.

As a state delegate several years ago, he spearheaded an effort to abolish the elected school board in favor of an appointed one.

The suburban classification, a sort of super-first class under the law, gives a town the option of replacing its three elected assessors with an appointed one, usually assisted by a paid staff.

They criticize Mr. LaValle, who is pushing a referendum to convert Ms. Strebel's post into an appointed one, for vowing to keep her in office if she is exonerated and wins the election.

While Manoukian is running unopposed for treasurer, Measure A, if passed, would convert the elected position into an appointed one.

Abbasi said the crisis of confidence had its roots in the late 1990s, when the PCB went from being an elected body to a politically appointed one.

Although the lieutenant governor, John Walsh, had already announced his candidacy for the Senate, Democrats and some political analysts say his new post as a sitting senator — albeit a temporary, appointed one — could help raise his profile with voters and give him some of the benefits of incumbency.

But though Justice Sandra Day O'Connor is a former state legislator, no current justice has held elective federal office or even a high appointed one.

The record shows that a Raymond Ping Luen Kwok was appointed one of its directors on 13 September , 2012

By the time, the constitution was ratified with 63% approving it, Morsi had acquired through it the authority to assign the Islamist-dominated Shura Council — a body he appointed one third of its members — full legislative duties until the election of the future parliament now renamed "House of Representatives" are conducted.