Sentence examples for appointed government from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abbas's appointed government in the West Bank denounced Mr. Haniya's suggestion.

While the appointed government is insisting on retaining power, its style has become far more defensive.

Under the parliamentary committee's proposal, an appointed government official would be the decision-maker.

But he predicts there will be protests if the army and its appointed government fail to live up to expectations.

But political tradition in France dictates that appointed government officials gain legitimacy only with an elected office under their belts.

Lord Sugar, the former Labour peer and newly appointed government enterprise tsar, is getting criticised for posting this on Twitter.

Hitherto, Jordan's fledgling parliament and royally appointed governments have acted only at the king's or his regent's initiative.

Both Mr Gbagbo and Mr Ouattara have taken oaths of office and appointed governments.

In both cases, the ruling parties enjoy a monopoly of power, and through their appointed governments, own the economy.

The new prime minister will have the power to appoint government officials and ministers, and to dissolve Parliament.

In a change from the past, the prime minister will be charged with appointing government ministers, but the king still needs to approve those choices.