Sentence examples for appointed according to from inspiring English sources

Even department heads in the telecoms regulatory authority are appointed according to a religious formula.

The judges of the International Court of Justice were not appointed according to any constitutional procedure.

Ill-suited for any pastoral role, they were sometimes not even priests when appointed; according to tradition, one new pope, Benedict IX, was an adolescent boy.

Mr. Hayward will step down from his new position at Glencore Xstrata as soon as a new chairman is appointed, according to a company statement.

Judges who are elected to state supreme courts are generally less supportive of LGBT rights claims than judges who are appointed, according to new research commissioned by a nonprofit law group.

Mr. O'Neal, who was appointed by Mr. Bloomberg in April, has missed eight of the 11 board meetings since he was appointed, according to a review of the minutes of the development corporation's board meetings.

They believe that an English committee at Westminster, which should have a veto over legislation related to England, should be appointed according the overall vote share of parties rather than their number of MPs.

The police official, Richard J. Sheirer, the department's deputy commissioner for administration, could be appointed this week, according to several senior city officials, who said the announcement had already been postponed once because of the mayor's scheduling conflicts.

Swansea City players will be happy if head coach Garry Monk is appointed manager, according to defender Ben Davies.

The previous presiding director was appointed annually, according to the company's last proxy statement.

In the absence of a formal process, lawyers who appeared in St . LouisCounty Family Court might have a "sense of personal obligation" to the judge who appointed them, according to the report, which may help explain why those private attorneys "rarely file motions, try cases, or contest dispositional recommendations".