Sentence examples for appointing a representative from inspiring English sources

Barclay representatives who stood in last week's election on a reforming ticket have said the door remains open for talks and there are suggestions a compromise could be reached, perhaps by appointing a representative to the Chief Pleas, the legislative body which runs Sark's affairs.

But by failing to consult Mr. Bloomberg beforehand and by not appointing a representative of the mayor to the commission, the governor ended up alienating the Bloomberg administration, which had strongly supported efforts to force the state to provide more aid for city schools.

For example, the pragmatic approach adopted in the Belgian, Dutch, French or Spanish legislation, providing proxy consent from a hierarchy of family members when a legal representative is not available, seem more encouraging towards clinical research than appointing a representative through the courts, being less time requiring.

The formal head of state is the British monarch, represented by an appointed delegate to the islands; the government of New Zealand also appoints a representative, known as the high commissioner.

Each group appointed a representative and the group representatives were able to contact 126 potential parent participants, representing 88% of their total support group members who met criteria for the study.

It has appointed a representative for sexual abuse, Stephan Ackermann.

She urged Greening to confirm whether she had fulfilled her commitment to appoint a representative on to Network Rail's remuneration committee.

The bishops proposed that they appoint a representative commission to undertake a "complete examination and possible revision of every paragraph in our Book of Discipline regarding human sexuality".

They were told to appoint a representative for each regional team and have been suspended from their roles until the process is complete.

The state and Peugeot's unions will each appoint a representative to the company's board, and Peugeot agreed not to pay dividends or issue stock options while it is receiving aid.

About 200 people a day come to the consulate to have passports issued and renewed, register marriages, births and deaths, take care of their pensions or appoint a representative to do legal work for them in El Salvador.