Sentence examples for appoints a substitute from inspiring English sources

"Or, he could ask for a new six-month leave of absence, which would leave Guerrero's interior secretary in charge of the state, while the [state] congress appoints a substitute".

In The Greek Myths (1955), Robert Graves views Oenopion as his perennial Year-King, at the stage where the king pretends to die at the end of his term and appoints a substitute, in this case Orion, who actually dies in his place.

In "The Paradise," at 9 on Channels 13 and 49, the rivalry between Denise (Joanna Vanderham) and Clara (Sonya Cassidy) intensifies when Miss Audrey Sarah Lancashiree) falls ill, and Moray (Emun Elliott) must appoint a substitute.

Patients are supported to formally appoint a substitute decision maker, and document their wishes in an advance care directive if they wish.

Of 112 patients offered ACP, 109 (97%) had at least one discussion, 61 (54%) completed advance care directives (either appointing a substitute decision maker, documenting wishes or doing both) and a further 13 patients (12%) chose to document their wishes informally (table 3).

The GPCP documents a person's preferred medical treatment to be pursued once they have been designated palliative while the EPG is a document which appoints and instructs a substitute decision-maker (e.g. friend or family member) to make decisions concerning the person's health, residential and lifestyle care should the person be unable to make these decisions [ 47].

He quickly appointed a replacement Wednesday morning.

Each department has a governor and a substitute governor, appointed by executive power; and each municipality has a popularly elected municipal council composed of a mayor, a secretary, and aldermen, the number of whom is in proportion to the population.

If a Justice died or retired before his or her eighteen years were up, a substitute would be appointed via the usual process — Presidential nomination, Senate confirmation — to serve out the remainder.

Mr. Pena said that Ms. Donald joined the department as a substitute teacher in 1981, and was appointed a special-education teacher a decade later.

He was appointed as a Special Judge in the Eighth Judicial Circuit Court of Missouri, sitting as a substitute judge at least once when a regular judge was unable to hold court.