Sentence examples for appoint and control from inspiring English sources

Specifically, the constitution authorises the commander-in-chief to appoint and control all cabinet members in charge of departments relating to the apparatus of state security, such as defence, home affairs and border affairs (dealing with ethnic and strategic matters).

The reformers' opposition to lay investiture was a major challenge to the Ottonian system, which rested in part on the emperor's long-standing rights to appoint and control church officials.

Mr. Pataki signed the bill on the last day he had to act on it, after weeks of talks between Con Edison and the state's Public Service Commission, which is appointed and controlled by the governor.

Where in the world can you say this is an independent judiciary, with U.S. proxies appointing and controlling judges, with U.S.-gift-wrapped cases?" He paused, then continued: "A team of 20 lawyers is going to defend Saddam, including presidents of Arab bar associations.

"If the major airlines continue to appoint the board members and control the policy, then it won't reduce the concerns," Mr. Foer said.

The 1971 Act also authorized the President to appoint the director of NCI and control its budget, thus bypassing the scientific and budgetary authority of the director of 26 other National Institutes of Health (NIH).

where and represent the number of resource elements appointed to control information and data, respectively.

"Governments appoint and pay judges, but once appointed, judges are shielded from bureaucratic control," reads a statement posted on the website of the Canadian Superior Courts Judges Association.

Peter Charleton, a High Court judge, gave family members until Sept. 24 to produce the documents, which are sought by the former Anglo Irish Bank and the receivers appointed to control the frozen accounts of Mr. Quinn's five adult children and their spouses.

Humanitarian co-ordination officers were locally appointed to control access, collect "taxes" and monitor aid agency activities.

"Who or what is to control the bureaucrats appointed to control us?"' he asked in an editorial he published a year and a half ago in the European edition of The Wall Street Journal.