Sentence examples for appoint or use from inspiring English sources

She added: "If the transport secretary failed to appoint, or use her representative to block this plan, then it seems, yet again, that she has been caught asleep on the job and failed in her duty to stand up for passengers and protect taxpayers money".

But there are five weeks for the electors to be "appointed," or, to use an even more arcane term, for governors to issue Certificates of Ascertainment, advising the National Archives and both houses of Congress who was elected in their state.

This declaration stated: (1) the pope has supreme spiritual but no secular power; (2) the pope is subject to ecumenical councils; (3) the pope must accept as inviolable immemorial customs of the French Church e.g., the right of secular rulers to appoint bishops or use revenues of vacant bishoprics; (4) papal infallibility in doctrinal matters presupposes confirmation by the total church.

Mr. Masiello and the Erie County executive, Joel Giambra, will each have a seat, which they can either fill themselves or use to appoint others.

Judges in Delaware are appointed and generally use their authority to reject death sentences.

Furthermore, the new Healthwatch organisations may decide to appoint volunteers by using traditional job descriptions and specifications.

Interestingly, molecular taxonomists attempt to appoint their taxa using morphological characteristics.

So go, get out there, engage your elected and appointed leaders, and use your voice to impact positive change.

Such regulations and practice guides could draw from the UK experience (18 , 26 and must address issues of planning for the use of agency nurses, controlling demand, appointing nursing agencies, using temporary nursing staff in an efficient and effective manner, and monitoring expenditure and the performance of all nurses.

In the year since he was appointed, Feinberg has used his discretion to make some choices that may or may not have been what Congress intended.

The bathrooms are exceptionally well appointed: alabaster is used for everything.