Sentence examples for appointed directly from inspiring English sources

The head of the Iranian judiciary is appointed directly by Khamenei.

Only the concertmaster can be appointed directly by the artistic director, Mr. Levine.

The fifth member, with experience managing major fund assets, would be appointed directly by the comptroller.

Criticism of the council, appointed directly by the country's supreme religious leader, had long been taboo in Iran.

Some posts are appointed directly by the Queen and prime minister, but most are made by government ministers.

They are appointed directly by the Queen and their judicial functions are not subject to any form of executive or management guidance or control.

As this court has recognized, "the final result seems to have reconciled contrariety of views by leaving it to the state legislatures to appoint directly by joint ballot or concurrent separate action, or through popular election by districts or by general ticket, or as otherwise might be directed"...

If the Legislature decides, as it has threatened, to appoint directly Florida's electors, yesterday's opinion could imply that this action would not be subject to a constitutional challenge in the Supreme Court, Fallon says.

Judges are appointed either directly by the president or on his recommendation by the upper chamber of parliament.

This empire, considerably more extensive than that controlled by the Arsacid dynasty, was governed by members of the royal family and by appointed officials directly responsible to the throne.

(Dutch mayors are appointed, not directly elected).Now Britain has had its Aboutaleb moment, in the wake of the ghastly killing of a soldier on the streets of London.