Sentence examples for appointed to discuss from inspiring English sources

The Saudi king, Abdullah, issued a decree that for the first time gave women seats on the Shura council, an assembly whose members are appointed to discuss laws and other issues and advise the king, but that has no legislative power.

And a task force is to be appointed to discuss the state of affairs going forward.

Norpol is an advisory body with thirteen members appointed to discuss and comment on the domain policy.

Judge Barkett, whom President Bill Clinton appointed, declined to discuss individual cases but agreed that a dissent tried to persuade many audiences — the first, in her case, being the other judges of her court, who circulate dissents among themselves as they are coming to a decision.

MPs were also surprised to learn that despite severe criticism by Sir Alistair of Tony Blair's record over the erosion of trust in politicians, he never once sought a meeting with the PM, who had appointed him, to discuss what should be done.

They also repeated their call for an independent arbitrator to be appointed to resolve the dispute while the Welsh Rugby Union have declined to discuss the letter's content.

The New Jersey Fish and Game Council -- the 11-member panel appointed to set hunting seasons -- has not actively discussed a bear hunt this year.

The association appointed a committee to discuss the rule with the commissioner's office and the players union.

Newman, the James B. Knapp Dean of the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, formed an Academy Planning Committee in early 2011 and appointed faculty members to discuss the possibility that an institute for advanced study could create stronger connections between retired faculty and the university community.

Finally, the supreme director Juan Martín de Pueyrredón appointed a commission to discuss the case of Saavedra.

The mayor appointed a subcommittee to discuss police policy and talk to community leaders and get feedback on who the next police chief should be.