Sentence examples for appointment of law from inspiring English sources

Concerns about the appointment of law guardians -- and about the fairness of divorce court in general -- have been fueled by the arrest last year of Gerald P. Garson, a Brooklyn matrimonial judge charged with taking bribes from a lawyer, Paul Siminovsky.

Tuesday evening, extremists in the U.S. Senate blocked yet another highly-qualified nominee to the federal judiciary, filibustering the appointment of law professor Nina Pillard to the D.C. Circuit Court.

Perhaps the most unfortunate consequence for Borukhova of her application to the Family Court — though it didn't seem ominous at the time — was the appointment of a law guardian for Michelle.

He was handed the captaincy in October following the appointment of Marcus Law as manager.

"The re-appointment of Nicky Law is the best thing for the club at this time," Bradley said.

In 1937 The Harvard Crimson reported on Black's appointment of a Jewish law Clerk, noting that he "earlier had appointed Miss Annie Butt, a Catholic, as a secretary, and the Supreme Court had designated Leon Smallwood, a Negro and a Catholic as his messenger".

The economy revived, and there were eager attempts to reform public administration, especially the process of appointment of officials, and law.

A tussle with the supreme leader last month forced him to scrap the appointment of an in-law as vice-president.

A tussle with the supreme leader last month forced him to scrap the appointment of an in-law as vice-president, while personal clashes led him to sack several top officials in the intelligence service, including its minister.

In 1670 he received the additional appointment of professor of canon law at the Collège Royal.

He helped block the appointment of a liberal Ivy League law professor to a career post in the Office of Legal Counsel.