Sentence examples similar to as appointed for from inspiring English sources

As peers are appointed for life, they are less susceptible to public pressure over links to lobbyists than their counterparts in the Commons.

Judges will no longer be appointed for life, as now, he said.

As of 1974, principals were appointed for five-year terms, renewable subject to review.

Classification terms were appointed for cancers as primary data of individual cases was not available in the amplification data compilation.

One can make a case for transcriptions on modern instruments and even for ensembles as peculiarly appointed as the one assembled for the madrigals.

She has advised numerous city, state, and national governments on transportation, urban development, and environmental issues and has served as an appointed official for state and local government.

One other islander appeared in the honours as Ken Tough was appointed OBE for his services as Her Majesty's Greffier.

"Personal Shopper" primarily comes across as a lovingly appointed platform for Ms. Stewart's talents and beauty.

In August 1944, as the newly appointed commissioner for the Angers region after the liberation, Debré first met General de Gaulle.

"I serve as a self appointed spokesperson for all things six-legged," she tells ScienceInsider.

This training is offered every semester and is required for all students appointed as ULAs for the first and second times.