Sentence examples for centrally appointed from inspiring English sources

The standard, the court held, was in conformity with a report of a centrally appointed commission.

The constitution does not say whether provincial governors will be elected or centrally appointed, as in the dictatorial past.

Municipal affairs were distributed among the 33 borough councils, supplemented by a variety of ad hoc groupings and centrally appointed bodies for single services.

These were ruled by centrally appointed officials, who were selected on the basis of their performance in the Confucian civil service examinations given every three years.

Headmen of villages (muban) are also elected, but their authority is circumscribed by centrally appointed district officers and the tambon administrative organizations.

Li caused the empire to abolish the fief states and to be divided into 36 regions, each governed by a centrally appointed official.

Below the Vishaya was the Nadu looked after by the Nadugowda or Nadugavunda; sometimes there were two such officials, one assuming the position through heredity and another appointed centrally.

On a recent visit, my wife and I stayed in a couple of hotels that exemplified this, both of them members of the excellent Kempinski group and both centrally located and well appointed: The Adlon in Berlin and the Taschenbergpalais in Dresden.

But he shares power with a government of other centrally-appointed ministers.

To simulate the centrally distributed event, we assumed event area is a circular area and all sensor nodes in this area are appointed as source nodes.

Mr Brown appointed the panel.