Sentence examples for appoint or elect from inspiring English sources

But for the moment, Canadian apathy and the perceived difficulty of changing the constitution to appoint or elect a new head of state favour the monarchists' cause.

The people who regulate electric utilities, in other words, typically reflect the politics of the people who appoint or elect them.

Other judges are appointed or elected.

"I don't need to be appointed or elected," she said.

Whether I was appointed or elected, it didn't make a difference".

Getting appointed (or elected) to the bench is a highly political undertaking.

"Being the son of a president doesn't give anyone the right to be appointed or elected.

If there's any office in the country that's worth having, whether it's appointed or elected, you campaign for it.

But the inability of legislators to agree on whether the new president should be appointed or elected, and how long he should serve, forced a four-hour postponement.

According to a state employee manual, compensatory time is not awarded to appointed or elected officials, said the state's director of labor relations, Linda Yelmini.

It was around this time that I realized there was little participation of blacks in the political system — at least they were not appointed or elected to office.