Sentence examples for appointed from the from inspiring English sources

The parliament, a weak body, has 500 members, including 75 appointed from the army.

Each rector has an assistant, who is appointed from the student body.

We vote for our local constituency MP, and the secretaries of state are appointed from the political elite.

They agreed to only elect three members of the group's shrunken board, with the rest appointed from the world of business.

The House of Assembly has 42 melected40 elected; 1 appointed from the expatriate Banaban community on Rabi Island in Fiji; and the attorney general, who serves as an ex officio member who serve four-year terms.

Ms. Hutton said that James Giglio, the narcotics bureau's director faulted in the report for not properly monitoring Mr. Crisafi, had recently retired, with a new director, Paula Breen, since appointed from the Albany Police Department.

Even more radically, he was the first resident choreographer to be appointed from outside the company, breaking the creative line of succession that had previously stretched from Ninette de Valois through to Ashton, MacMillan and David Bintley.

Each meeting also had a chairperson, appointed from within the membership by the Programme team.

The company, chaired by Alastair Lyons, said a new chief executive would be appointed from outside the group but in the interim named Ed Casey, head of the Americas division since 2005, to take the helm.

The Garter Principal King of Arms is ex officio the senior officer of the College of Arms (the heraldic authority of England), and is usually appointed from among the other officers of arms at the College.

They agreed to scrap the weak and widely discredited Press Complaints Commission, set up by newspaper barons 20 years ago, and replace it with a new body appointed from outside the newspaper industry and the government.