Sentence examples for appointments of their from inspiring English sources

Unlike in the U.S., where the president enjoys legitimacy based the capture of popular favor after a grueling election, China's leaders pick themselves and must therefore build legitimacy in part by gaining public trust and in part simply by replacing the appointments of their predecessors.

As competitors entered the field, each line vied to outdo its competitors in the luxurious appointments of their ships' staterooms and dining service.

Families need information about the treatments and appointments of their mentally ill loved ones in order to help them provide care.

Edgerton and Darley were asked whether they wished to assist in the appointment of their replacements, but have declined.

After 1933 the Nazis' editorial stranglehold was tightened by the appointment of their very own watchdog in Los Angeles.

The proven appetite that persuaded Liverpool's owners, Fenway Sports Group, to make the most ambitious and important appointment of their tenure in October does have limits.

Sarah Neville in the Financial Times (subscription) says plans to give cabinet ministers more say in the appointment of their permanent secretaries have been blocked.

The pre-match hype had centred on Southend's imminent appointment of their controversial old boy Collymore, the former Liverpool and England striker.

WHEN a country's Episcopalian leaders gather to discuss the proposed appointment of their first openly homosexual bishop, you would not expect things suddenly to get even more rancorous.

But now, at last, there is a growing list of UK universities which have recently announced the appointment of their first female vice-chancellor, including the University of Oxford, where professor Louise Richardson will take up the post in 2016.

In March 2002, as Wenger closed in on his first title since 1998, a different sort of transformation was beginning at Goodison Park with the appointment of their highly-regarded new manager.