Sentence examples for be appointed from a from inspiring English sources

Vice-presidents would also be appointed from a range of political forces.

Stephen Gillers proposes that they be appointed from a list drawn up by screening panels ("Make a List," Op-Ed, June 11).

4 members shall be appointed from a list of 8 individuals who shall be nominated by the Majority Leader of the Senate in consultation with the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation.

It is understood that the panel recommended Ms Howe be appointed from a shortlist, which was accepted by the first minister.

Even without a mandate, in each of the past three years one male and one female have been appointed, from a broad geographic mix representing urban, suburban and rural districts and ethnic diversity that has included whites, Asian-Americans and Hispanics.

McCall has been appointed from a final shortlist of three that included Paul Geddes, the Direct Line chief and Channel 4 board member, and the Dixons Carphone boss, Sebastian James.

A Council of Ministers, headed by a chief minister, is appointed from an elected Legislative Assembly (Vidhan Sabha).

The presence of a neutral facilitator from outside the stakeholders is beneficial in many cases, while at other times a facilitator may be appointed from within a group.

In councils without a mayor, a leader will be appointed from the elected councillors.

Such a circumstance might occur if a panel could not be appointed from among available members of the Ethics Board.

If a third member is from another institution, a fourth member must be appointed from the department.