Sentence examples for appointed right from inspiring English sources

In the recruitment manifesto, women are encouraged to the "sedentary" lifestyle led by responsibilities in the home, which is their "divinely appointed right".

Many people inside ABC had expected Ms. Sawyer to have a new chief producer appointed right away, but Mr. Banner remained in charge of the newscast for the better part of two years.

In the recruitment manifesto, Arab women are encouraged to come to Syria and Iraq where they can live the "sedentary" lifestyle led by responsibilities in the home, which is their "divinely appointed right" in line with Shariah "and the methodology of life that was ordained by God".

In his absence, Nem was appointed Right Worshipful Master of the Vancouver lodge.

On Saturday, Officer Phillip White tweeted, "Threaten me or my family and I will use my God given and law appointed right and duty to kill you".

Quips David Sirota, "Not to put too fine a point on it, but the new agency is called the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, it is not called the Bank Financial Protection Bureau (as, frankly, you might call the rest of the government)." She could be appointed right now to head the new consumer protection bureau without approval by the Senate.

Appointing right-wing ideologues to the federal courts?

Among their base it is a central tenet that electing Republican presidents is vital precisely because they appoint right-leaning judges who will keep perceived liberal overreach in check.

Romney, despite his pose of chiselled equanimity, has pledged to ravage the safety net, oppose progress on marriage equality, ignore all warnings of ecological disaster, dismantle health-care reform, and appoint right-wing judges to the courts.

In other words, Republican administrations appoint right-leaning justices, and Democratic administrations appoint left-leaning ones.

In 2016, he campaigned relentlessly on the idea that he'd appoint right-wing justices who would roll back abortion rights.