Sentence examples for appoint governments from inspiring English sources

But the solution now isn't to have imams appoint governments.

"You appoint governments and then you change them like knickers," says a once important official.

The Italian presidency is a mostly institutional position, though it comes with important constitutional powers to send legislation back to Parliament, appoint governments, dissolve Parliament and call elections.

The new prime minister will have the power to appoint government officials and ministers, and to dissolve Parliament.

Hitherto, Jordan's fledgling parliament and royally appointed governments have acted only at the king's or his regent's initiative.

He appoints governments, approves legislation, and can dissolve parliament.

Both Mr Gbagbo and Mr Ouattara have taken oaths of office and appointed governments.

Yet the presidential system of appointing governments now allowed these very centrist parties to go on ruling Germany - now under a new Chancellor, the aristocrat Franz Von Papen.

In both cases, the ruling parties enjoy a monopoly of power, and through their appointed governments, own the economy.

Matt Hancock, the recently appointed Government, Health and Social Care Secretary, made a keynote speech on patient safety in London recently.

Mr. Abbas's appointed government in the West Bank denounced Mr. Haniya's suggestion.