Sentence examples for appointed life from inspiring English sources

In 1988 he was appointed life president of the company.

And she was also appointed Life President of Pam Golding International.

He also served on the board from 1969 to 1982; and he was appointed life vice-president after refusing to sell his shares to property developers in the 1980s, which helped to save the club from oblivion.

Currently made up of the 92 hereditary peers, bishops, law lords and more than 500 appointed life peers, the Lords have not been as compliant as Mr. Blair might have wished.

He was subsequently elected in all parliamentary elections until 1991 when he was appointed life senator (one of the five such posts in the gift of the president of the republic).

Since a newish Labour government reformed the house in 1999, removing most of the (mainly Conservative) tweed-clad hereditary peers and leaving the appointed life peers in command, the assorted businessmen, scientists, party hacks and lawyers in the Lords have defeated the government more than 350 times.

Labour intends to appoint life peers to "more accurately reflect the votes cast at the previous general election".

"I'm hopeful the people in our country will realize these judges who are appointed for life are going to make decisions that affect their life every single day ― and that this is the lasting legacy of Trump".

Federal judges are appointed for life.

They are appointed for life and accountable to no one.

The protector and the council were appointed for life; the protectorate was not hereditary.