Sentence examples for appoint or impose from inspiring English sources

Ms Del Ponte has argued that the court should empower the judges to appoint or impose a legal team on the defendant.

"Mr. Karadzic heads a crime gang, and we are responding accordingly," said Lord Ashdown, a Briton who has power to fire and appoint officials and impose laws in Bosnia.

If an agreement is not reached by the court's deadline of July 30, a special master would likely be appointed to impose a new school financing scheme.

Nor will it impose any caps on daily queries, or impose standards on the design of results pages.

Other judges are appointed or elected.

So far, he has not even appointed or fired anyone.

-Are women allowed to hold elected, appointed or hereditary offices?

He had not appointed or groomed an obvious successor.

In addition, whether an official is appointed or elected does impact the performance of these officials.

This guidance is applicable to all HCWs who perform EPP, whether newly appointed or already in post.

While some of the experts representing states were government appointed or recommended, some were self-selected.