Sentence examples for easily appointed from inspiring English sources

"The first thing to know," Professor Sunstein said, "is that he knows this stuff inside and out, and he has the credentials to be easily appointed to the court himself".

Chávez loyalists are a majority in the Assembly, a situation that will enable Mr. Chávez to more easily appoint and dismiss justices.

He nominated his protégé, Dmitri A. Medvedev, as his successor, and after easily winning in March 2008, Mr. Medvedev appointed Mr. Putin as prime minister.

It had a luxuriously appointed interior, shifted easily and despite its added center-mounted headlight, looked the most modern of the group.

But the apartment could easily pass for a beautifully appointed house museum, furnished as it is with examples of craftsmanship representing many centuries and amassed from around the globe.

The nicely appointed family mansion can easily accommodate the three generations currently making it their home.

Judges were less easily swayed by emotion, and were appointed by the government.

To the untrained eye, the president might just as easily have been sitting in a nicely appointed room in a fancy hotel.

The treaty establishing it was widely popular and easily passed the Senate in 1949; Truman appointed General Eisenhower as commander.

The need for significant incentives was rationalized by the fact that since doctors are in high demand, they have ample employment opportunities in the private sector, or overseas, and can too easily step out of public service if appointed to a hardship post.

An in-hospital consultant (geriatrician) is appointed at hospital discharge that can also easily be consulted by the CN, GP or NHP.