Sentence examples for appointed term from inspiring English sources

To do this they must be appointed term members of the GFM.

He "retains those against whom he has decreed death, but returns the others to their bodies for an appointed term" (39 42 43).

Mr. Sullivan, noting that Ms. Giuliano has overstayed her appointed term and has expressed a desire to leave, issued a statement early on Wednesday saying, "Governor Rell needs to replace her immediately before more harm can be done".

In other words, even though time is introduced into the contract relation instead of being in the background in the enforcement of contracts, it is still regarded simply as a certain appointed term in contracts, such as the capital settlement period mentioned in the text.

Mr. Smith is a black conservative Republican who has served appointed terms on the Arkansas Supreme Court and on the State Public Service Commission.

The Buffalo City Council had a brief African-American majority during Thompson's appointed half term that ended following the subsequent elections in September and November 2001.

The members, appointed for terms of three to seven years, are removable only for cause.

Mr. Ray, who succeeded Kenneth W. Starr, was appointed under terms of an independent counsel law that expired last year.

Except as otherwise provided in this section, members shall be appointed for terms of office of 6 years.

The unicameral Parliament consists of 94 members, of whom 84 are elected and 10 are appointed to terms of up to five years.

The other eight members are appointed for terms of four years by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate, and are required to take an oath of office.