Sentence examples for appointed rules from inspiring English sources

An emergency meeting was held in Taunton, during which a new club secretary was appointed, rules were altered, and wealthy benefactors were sought.

Revolt against the inept officials Edward had appointed to rule in Scotland came in 1297, headed by William Wallace and Andrew Moray.

In modern times vicars apostolic are generally titular bishops appointed to rule territories not yet organized into dioceses.

Under the Qājārs, members of the royal family were appointed to rule the province of Khorāsān and simultaneously served as the administrator (mutawallī) of the shrine complex.

RRW also called for an independent arbitrator to be appointed to rule in the dispute over the Professional Regional Game Board and said they will now only hold discussions with the WRU through the originally proposed (though still to be set up) PRGB.

On Aug. 15, 465, Severus died; almost two years passed before Anthemius was appointed to rule the West by the Eastern emperor Leo I. Ricimer acquiesced in the choice when it was arranged that he should marry Anthemius' daughter.

An 18-member committee she appointed quickly ruled out a commercial project, cheering those who had feared that the island would be used for hotels or a theme park.

The 16 executors of Henry VIII's will also embodied the Regency Council that had been appointed to rule collectively during Edward VI's minority.

The castle was forfeited to the Crown, and was used by one of the King's sons, John, Duke of Bedford, who was appointed to rule the area.

Then Karl's nephew Mutatan or Muddan, appointed to rule Caithness for him, was killed at Thurso by Thorkel the Fosterer.

Political momentum shifted further after the 2006 election--and then entered an extended period of limbo after Barack Obama's election, when it became unclear just how the FCC Commissioners he appointed would rule.