Sentence examples for appointing personnel from inspiring English sources

From 1979 onwards the members have been elected directly.The role of governments in setting policy and appointing personnel was one response to concerns about democratic accountability within the nascent EU.

"The small budgets of research groups, the impossibility of appointing personnel by means of contracts, and delays in payments are common topics in Spanish science," concluded the report.

Uncovering pockets of energy waste requires appointing personnel familiar with the scheme; the only other option is to outsource, adding to the challenges for some companies to comply by deadline.

The declaration allows the US Department of Health and Human Services to award grants, access emergency funds and temporarily appoint personnel where needed, among other things.

The wage of the individual alone would be substantial, but there would be significant associated costs in setting up the infrastructure and appointing new personnel.

"We are appointing new personnel to take their place, patriots of Ukraine," he added.

The judges elect their own president and vice president, each of whom serves a three-year term, and can appoint administrative personnel as necessary.

But with directly appointed military personnel occupying a quarter of the seats and the rest likely to be won by the government proxy parties (the election results are yet to be announced, but an over 90% win is probable), the chances for change are slim.

We therefore call on the Federal Government to maintain scientific content on publicly accessible websites, to appoint qualified personnel to positions requiring scientific expertise, to cease censorship and intimidation of Government scientists, and to reverse the decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris Accord.

Mr Kiska campaigned on the need to have a healthy balance of power between the president and the cabinet, and called for a strengthening of the independence of the judiciary, where the president appoints important personnel.

These mechanisms include control over the administrative layout in terms of organs and positions (bianzhi), the authority to appoint leading personnel (nomenklatura), as well as a sophisticated cadre transfer system — which also involves rotation between big business and the political world.