Sentence examples for be allowed to appoint from inspiring English sources

The mayor and City Council, they argued, should be allowed to appoint the board, since the city provides most of the library's funds.

The administration also believes it should be allowed to appoint the chairman of the panel, Mr. Fleischer said, because Congress will choose the other nine members.

Mr Putin has previously been one of the missing Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych's staunchest allies, but he pledged in a phone call with Germany's chancellor Angela Merkel that the country must be allowed to appoint a new, functional government.

Telecom Italia will also have to forfeit its right to name three members to the board, though it will be allowed to appoint a member to the company's administrative board.

Instead, managements should be required to solicit nominees from shareholders, rather than be allowed to appoint their cronies and friends.

"Should a president be allowed to appoint somebody who's already made it clear that he would give immunity to him should anything come before the Supreme Court?" Booker asked in an interview with Business Insider in July.

If Mr. Rusnok fails to win the vote Parliament, Mr. Zeman is allowed to appoint two more prime ministers.

As specified by Article 2, Section 1 of the Constitution, each state was allowed to appoint electors equal to the number of congressional representatives it possessed.

Lord Myners, City minister during the banking crisis, said the investigation should begin immediately and questioned why the regulators were being allowed to appoint the individual running the inquiry.

Under the provisions of the City Charter, the mayor is allowed to appoint up to three deputy mayors; Mr. Spencer has one deputy mayor already.

The head of the army is allowed to appoint generals to run three key ministries – defence, home affairs and border affairs – leaving them in charge of all armed forces and the police, all beyond effective civilian influence.