Sentence examples for be appointed on from inspiring English sources

The most senior officials in each department - the permanent secretaries - would be appointed on five-year "fixed-tenure appointments".

There are no specific criteria for the post, but over the years it has become accepted that the post shall be held for one or two terms of five years, that the post shall be appointed on the basis of geographical rotation, and that the Secretary-General shall not originate from one of the five permanent Security Council member states.

Lester Crawford, its acting head, may be appointed on a permanent basis.

The next manager won't be appointed on a whim in Boston.

The original incorrectly stated that the first female bishop would be appointed on Monday.

In an even more radical break with the past, professors began to be appointed on the basis of merit.

Independent nominating commissions would be established to evaluate and screen candidates, who would then be appointed on merit by the governor, rather than elected.

Auditors should be appointed on an uncancellable five-year contract, and then be prohibited from reappointment for the following five years.

The betting is that the new foreign minister — expected to be appointed on Thursday with a new cabinet — will be promoted from within.

The Condominium agreements established an office of governor-general, to be appointed, on British recommendation, by the khedive of Egypt and vested with supreme civil and military command.

Citing the "substantial legal uncertainty looming over bulk collection", Wyden aide Keith Chu added that the senator "would expect an amicus to be appointed on this".