Sentence examples for are appointed only from inspiring English sources

There are around 5,000 bishops in the Catholic church and new bishops are appointed only when current bishops die or reach the mandatory retirement age of 75.

This was an unusual appointment, as most carrier division commanders were appointed only after duty commanding a capital ship.

Mr. Feinberg was appointed only in mid-2009.

The accountants were appointed only six months earlier.

Ukraine's new defence minister was appointed only a couple of days ago.

The WTO was leaderless from May until September, when Mike Moore took over; his deputies were appointed only a few weeks before the Seattle meeting.

A prime minister could resign after the election, a new one would be appointed, only to lose a confidence vote after the new parliament meets.

If Gov. George E. Pataki has his way, the new crop of regents could be appointed only to find their jobs legislated out of existence.

This was released in 1962, the year Michael succeeded to the peerage to which his father had been appointed only four years earlier.

That could lead to a prosecution of Duckenfield, who was appointed only 19 days before the game, replacing an experienced match commander.

Many of the truly successful innovations were in the judicial system, where the reforming efforts of Samuel von Cocceji resulted in all judges in higher and appellate courts being appointed only after they had passed a rigorous examination.