Sentence examples for be permitted to appoint from inspiring English sources

The governor had previously been charged with appointing up to 66 trustees to the school boards of the University of North Carolina; now, he would be permitted to appoint a grand total of zero.

These aides, who asked for anonymity, said Mr. Gill had personally indicated to Mr. Fernandez that the boards, many of which have been implicated in patronage, should not be permitted to appoint school administrators.

North Carolina's governor used to be responsible for appointing 1,500 gubernatorial staffers; according to a law passed by the outgoing Republican legislature, he would henceforth be permitted to appoint only 425.

Because of their work they were permitted to appoint 'substitutes' for their duties at the towers.

It is permitted to appoint 25% of Parliament, to control three key ministerial posts and to dissolve the Parliament in an emergency.

One example, later cited by Foraker as a reason his close relationship with Hanna ended, was the question of the position of state oil inspector, whose substantial fees were paid, not by the taxpayer, but by the oil companies, and who was permitted to appoint large numbers of deputies.

"Further, independent workplace health and safety experts appointed by Fifa and the ILO must be permitted to inspect all worksites and make binding recommendations to ensure international labour standards are respected in Qatar".

A committee was appointed to determine what kinds of organizations should be permitted to recruit on campus.

A member of the Advisory Committee serving on August 14, 2008, shall be permitted to serve the duration of the member's term, regardless of whether the member was previously appointed to more than one term.

Tydings was permitted to serve on the committee, and was eventually appointed chairman in 1969.

Lawyers appointed by Bo's relatives said they had not been permitted to represent him.