Sentence examples for are now appointed from inspiring English sources

Lord high constables are now appointed only for coronations.

All governors are now appointed by Moscow.In this section 70 or bust!

Moreover, auditors are now appointed by boards, not executives, so the issue is moot.

Santa Cruz wants autonomy along with the popular election of provincial governors, who are now appointed by the president.

Regional police chiefs and prosecutors, who used to be appointed and promoted locally and were often in corrupt cahoots with local bosses, are now appointed by the central government and rotated from one region to the next.

Until 31 March 2005, Greater Manchester's Keeper of the Rolls was appointed by the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster; they are now appointed by the Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain.

Although many university departments offer training to academic and teaching staff, and are now appointing academics with welfare roles, this does not necessarily prepare them for the emotional issues that can arise.

Moscow's mayor used to be popularly elected but is now appointed by the president.

Formerly appointed by the crown on the nomination of the prime minister, the lord chief justice is now appointed by a special panel of an independent Judicial Appointments Commission.

The Independent System Operator, a nonprofit entity whose board is now appointed by California's governor, Gray Davis, says Washington is not doing enough.

When the State Legislature granted Mr. Bloomberg control of the school system in June, it gave the schools chancellor -- who is now appointed by the mayor -- sole responsibility for hiring and firing superintendents.