Sentence examples similar to appointing out of from inspiring English sources

South Carolina later passed a law barring courts from appointing out-of-state lawyers in capital cases.

And he ruled that divisional chief financial officers, including European ones, be appointed out of Stamford.

The names given to the tribes were the ten which the Pythia appointed out of the hundred selected national heroes.

He was one of 14 appointed out of 2,307 applicants.

The handsomely appointed if out-of-the-way theatre -- which opened in 1915 as the Neighborhood Playhouse and was home to the intimate Grand Street Follies series -- is festooned in cotton-wool cobwebs, with a corpse or two enshrouded in the closed-off side sections.

The Prime Minister also failed to rule out appointing hundreds of new Conservative peers to give the party a majority in the House of Lords.

In addition, the Committee on Nominations is empowered to appoint faculty to fill out-of-cycle vacancies in these Committees and among the Faculty Officers.

"I appointed three out of five members of the electoral complaint commission.

Last year, Pfenning said a proposal was presented to figure skating executives that would take the power to appoint judges out of the hands of national federations and hand it to the I.S.U.

Except for Queensland, where premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has managed to find enough women of merit to appoint eight out of 16 in cabinet, all our parliaments have a problem with sexism and gender cronyism, and it's emulated in business and boardrooms the nation over.

And this spring, New York City Ballet announced its newly appointed apprentices five out of eight are people of color.