Sentence examples for appointed via from inspiring English sources

Other members of each committee are a mixture of independent experts - who are appointed via a public appointments process - and "official members", who are the Permanent Secretaries of the departments within whose remit the committee's specialism falls.

From the start of the 14th century, Justices were appointed via letters patent made under the Great Seal, and held their appointments "under the pleasure of the King".

It was left to a man, David Astor, to publish the paper's first women's page in 1958, with its female editor appointed via a competition.

If a Justice died or retired before his or her eighteen years were up, a substitute would be appointed via the usual process — Presidential nomination, Senate confirmation — to serve out the remainder.

If a Justice died or retired before his or her eighteen years were up, a substitute would be appointed via the usual process Presidential nomination, Senate confirmation to serve out the remainder.

In a break from the past, when members of such commissions were appointed via back-room deals, Gianfranco Fini, president of the chamber, announced that candidates would have to file résumés, so that their applications could be considered on merit.

The new designs were very popular, and in 1938 Gucci opened a luxuriously appointed boutique on Via Condotti, in Rome.

This was definitely a mistake of those who appointed him," Putin said Thursday (via Tass).

All participants provided written, informed consent prior to any data collection, either personally, or via their appointed legal guardian.

Justin Edinburgh, steadily raising his profile via Newport County, was appointed in February, a month before Mowbray, and imposed stability but he was let down here, barring Bradley Dack's reply in a tame second half.

In the past year, President Trump has fruitlessly tried to cajole, castigate and even coerce the people he has appointed to the Federal Reserve — mostly via tweet, of course — into acquiescing to his demands for lower interest rates.