Sentence examples for appointed out of from inspiring English sources

He was one of 14 appointed out of 2,307 applicants.

South Carolina later passed a law barring courts from appointing out-of-state lawyers in capital cases.

The handsomely appointed if out-of-the-way theatre -- which opened in 1915 as the Neighborhood Playhouse and was home to the intimate Grand Street Follies series -- is festooned in cotton-wool cobwebs, with a corpse or two enshrouded in the closed-off side sections.

"I appointed three out of five members of the electoral complaint commission.

And this spring, New York City Ballet announced its newly appointed apprentices five out of eight are people of color.

Having appointed five out of the past seven justices with the express purpose of over-turning the landmark decisions of the Warren and Burger Courts -- Roe v. Wade, Miranda and the school-prayer decisions -- conservatives are understandably frustrated that this aspect of the counterrevolution failed.

(He has appointed seventeen out of the fifty council members).

His constant references to having placed them where they are makes it seem "almost as if he appointed them out of charity".

If God is found with the powerless, it would mean kicking appointed bishops out of the House of Lords and asking them to stand for political office, just like everyone else.

The constitutional clash began when the Eurosceptic Law and Justice (PiS) party, which scored a landmark election win in October, appointed five out of 15 judges to the highest judicial body, in a move that the opposition described as illegal.

Pedro I chose nine military officers as Senators and appointed five (out of fourteen) to the Council of State.