Sentence examples for by appointments of from inspiring English sources

Justices of the court serve six-year terms upon election, however vacancies are filled by appointments of the Governor of Oregon until the next general election when any qualified candidate may run for the position, including the appointee.

The Senate has a way of replenishing its ranks quickly, by appointment of the state governor.

He resumed the practice and teaching of medicine and in 1797, by appointment of Pres.

In 1993, Florence received, by appointment of Pope John Paul II Supreme Pontiff, the order of St. Gregory The Great.

Within 3 years, he became, successively, Tax Commissioner of the City of N.Y., Comm. of Housing & Buildings, & chairman of the N.Y.C. Planning Commission-all by appointment of Mayor William O'Dwyer.

He was appointed a federal judge to the U.S. Court of International Trade by President Johnson in 1968, and, by appointment of President Carter, served as Chief Judge from 1977 to his retirement from the federal bench in 1991.

As an extension of his professional life, Mr. Kremer serves on the Committee on Professionalism in the Law by appointment of the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals.

He served in that post for 12 years, and served by appointment of the Governor on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's Capital Review Board and the Public Authorities Control Board.

With the new court, all prior judges lost their seats and the three positions were filled by appointment of the governor.

I hope the seats are good!! Sound the horns raise the flag - the Beatles have just received another title - By appointment of the queen they have just become "Esquires" of the queens court.

After his resignation in 1994 he several times represented the federal government in the U.S. Supreme Court: two of Cordray's appearances before were by appointment of the Democratic Bill Clinton Justice Department and two were by the Republican George W. Bush Justice Department.