Sentence examples for directly appointed to from inspiring English sources

Many were directly appointed to government posts by him.

The 600-bushel rank was the lowest the emperor could directly appoint to a central government position; any official of lower status was overseen by central or provincial officials of high rank.

When Casey's younger brother Martin Charles Casey wanted to enter West Point, Griffin directly appointed him to the class of 1920 without having to pass the examination.

Their boards of directors consist of EDs who are employees of the organisation and hold senior positions in the Trusts, and NEDs who are not directly employed, but are appointed to sit on boards because of their expertise in areas such as finance, management and clinical matters [ 24– 27].

It proposes a central reserve board, to consist of three Federal officials, who are to be directly appointed by the President, and four other members to be appointed by the President with the consent of the Senate.

Saturday's headlines in Tehran reflected the mood of growing optimism in Iran, where even the hardline press such as Keyhan, an ultra-conservative newspaper whose director is directly appointed by Khamenei, appears to be welcoming the possibility of a historic meeting that can put an end to Tehran and Washington's three decades of animosity.

And with Indonesian's provincial governors now set to be directly appointed by Jakarta this will only get worse.

He was also prominent in the campaign to force the king into calling annual sessions of Parliament; and he demanded that control of home defence be transferred from the King to officers directly appointed by Parliament.

The local Karen member of parliament, the formidable Nan Say Hwa, argues that it was "imposed" on Hpa-an by the governor, a Burman who (as in every state) is directly appointed by the central government in Naypyidaw.According to Ms Nan Say Hwa, the governor is unrepresentative of the local Karen and "does not listen to peoples' advice or desires".

In July, Mr. Zarghami, who is directly appointed by Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was added to a list of sanctioned individuals by the European Union over what it called "human rights violations" by his channels.

The BBC itself is expected to account for just three board members directly appointed.