Sentence examples for appointed body from inspiring English sources

The Duma is effectively an appointed body that rubber-stamps the Kremlin's legislation.

The NDMC, which is an appointed body, is essentially responsible for New Delhi and its adjoining areas.

This group controlled the Governor's Council, an appointed body that wielded great influence, and the state's elected Assembly.

3. We summarised Leveson's proposal for new laws to underpin regulation, 'approved and overseen by Ofcom, a government appointed body'.

In October, women were allowed for the first time to attend, as observers, sessions of the Shura, an appointed body which is the kingdom's only representative institution.

At an emotional meeting in late June, the Board of Visitors, the politically appointed body that oversees the university, bowed to criticism and reinstated Sullivan.

Recommendations from a government-appointed body, the "lessons learnt" commission, achieved little.

"It is implausible to think a government-appointed body is going to regulate the press," that MP told me.

But if legislative incentives are preferred, the Prime Minister is right to be concerned about any government-appointed body "supervising" the independent regulator.

Everyone over the age of 18 should be screened for depression, says the US Preventive Services Task Force – and the government-appointed body really means everyone.

Osborne handed the task of assessing how much to increase the NLW to the Low Pay Commission, a government-appointed body that decides the annual minimum wage increases.