Sentence examples for appoint or remove from inspiring English sources

And the new PCCs have sole authority to appoint or remove the chief constable.

She cannot, however, appoint or remove public officials, sign or veto legislation or issue nonemergency executive orders.

The lawsuit, filed in 2006, argued that the law unconstitutionally stripped the president of all power to appoint or remove board members, or to supervise or control their activities.

The central government held the exclusive right to appoint or remove officials.

On Friday, the council voted 39 to 3 to transfer to Kelly the mayor's authority to appoint or remove city committee leaders.

The plan would require superintendents to brief the district boards before appointing or removing principals, developing budgets or establishing school zoning patterns.

The Burbank city charter gives the city manager near exclusive discretion in hiring and appointing — or removing — city employees.

Michael A. Carvin, representing an accounting firm challenging the law, told the justices that that "the board is unique among federal regulatory agencies in that the president can neither appoint nor remove its members" and so "is stripped of the traditional means of control that he has over the traditional independent agencies".

Mr Jones said: "I have the ability to appoint or, indeed, to remove ministers.

A Companies House regulatory filing shows that Rocket Internet Se has ownership and voting rights of 75percentnt or more, including the right to appoint and remove directors.

These new figures will be able to appoint and remove chief constables, and to set budgets.