Sentence examples for can only be appointed from inspiring English sources

They may make appointments as officers of research but not as officers of instruction who can only be appointed in academic departments.

You can only be appointed by the Pope.

He had only been appointed last summer.

We appointed the first truly independent readers' editor in the UK 17 years ago and since then have had a regular prominent space every day for corrections as well as a weekly column in which the readers' editor – who is appointed, and can only be dismissed, by the Scott Trust – can comment on issues and concerns raised by the public.

Appointing a person, who can only be described as a propagandist for White supremacy, to be the senior most adviser to the president, can hardly be the beginning of reconciliation.

It can only be achieved by constant destructive manipulation of currencies, which are finally determined after all by governmentally run and appointed central bankers.

Only the concertmaster can be appointed directly by the artistic director, Mr. Levine.

As we are assuming no coordination among RSs and simple receivers at the UE, only single user MIMO transmissions can be appointed.

Similar findings were observed for the statement, "only members of an institution can be appointed to serve in ERC" (92% correct at pre-test, 100% correct for both post-test and follow-up).

Competent employees can be appointed and can better anticipate on the subject.

If needed, a co-convenor can be appointed, but the convenor remains the single responsible person.