Sentence examples for appointed for two years from inspiring English sources

The readers' editor will initially be appointed for two years.

Retired judges would also be barred from being appointed for two years after leaving the bench.

The voters, in their wisdom -- assured that Carnahan's widow would be appointed for two years by the governor if the Democratic line won -- rejected the Republican, Senator John Ashcroft, and voted for the dead man.

Members were appointed for two years and were not bound by any mandate or instruction of the organisations which appointed them.

All members are appointed for two year terms; faculty and student membership is rotated among the schools, with the exception of permanent seats for one undergraduate student and one faculty member from FAS.

The executive secretary is appointed for four years and may be eligible for appointment for another period not exceeding four years.

Fellows are appointed for five years, receive generous research funding and are eligible for continuing appointment at SLAC.

Under New Jersey's Constitution, a Supreme Court justice is at first appointed for seven years.

The members of the commission are appointed for six years by the city council.

Lay members of the committee, defined as "people who are independent of the press", are appointed for three years.

The Constitutional Council is appointed for nine years and is composed of nine members, three each appointed by the president, the National Assembly, and the Senate.