Sentence examples for be required to appoint from inspiring English sources

Companies will be required to appoint audit committees that act independently of management.

Free schools have become a source of public tension inside the coalition, with the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, arguing that they should be required to appoint properly qualified teachers and follow the national curriculum.

Unions will be required to appoint a supervisor on a picket line and provide the police with details of their plan for picketing or demonstrations away from the picket line.

Each entity intending to list will be required to appoint an Authorised Impact Representative (AIR) – an accredited social adviser – who will provide support through the listing process and ensure that the issuer complies with impact requirements.

But, without a reputation, firms' appeal is limited.The best way to ensure independence (and weaken the stranglehold of the big auditors) is compulsory rotation: clients should be required to appoint a new firm every seven years or so.

Most importantly, each EU member will be required to appoint a single authority to supervise every financial conglomerate in its entirety so-called global consolidatentirety so-calleds is the point of friction with the Americans.

The president, a Republican, was required to appoint a Democrat to the commission in order to maintain a required one-vote majority for the incumbent party.

Starting in 1989, every hospital was required to appoint a medical director to police its doctors.

President Bush was required to appoint an envoy by the North Korean Human Rights Act, passed last October.

His term technically runs out after 30 days, when the council is required to appoint an interim mayor.

"If he doesn't do anything, we are required to appoint an emergency director," said Hans Zehetmair, Bavaria's culture minister.