Sentence examples for entirely appointed from inspiring English sources
In terms of the appointment process [to the new BBC board], the BBC Trust were entirely appointed by the government, as indeed were the BBC governors before them.
(The upper house is entirely appointed).
The Legislative Council, which had become an entirely appointed body by decree of the sultan in 1970, was suspended, and a ministerial form of government was introduced.
But having spent so much energy excoriating the undemocratic nature of the present Lords, the government could hardly get away with an entirely appointed chamber.
Although provision for an elected component of the Legislative Council was among the approved amendments, the sultan reformed the council in 2005 with an entirely appointed membership.
Sixty-three per cent of peers back the status quo and want the House to be entirely appointed, as it is at present.
Referring to the retention of three elected members on the board, the IoD's corporate governance adviser, Oliver Parry, said: "Without an entirely independently appointed board, there remain concerns about how much independent oversight the board will be able to exercise".
The Board of Health, which will vote on the proposal in September, is appointed entirely by Mr. Bloomberg, although it is formally independent of his administration.
The seven-member court is composed entirely of justices appointed in Democratic administrations, and it has often sided with Democratic constituencies, including trial lawyers, while striking down initiatives of Republican legislators and of Jeb Bush, the governor.
Grieve said the "root of the problem" was that a further factual statement from the pathologist first appointed "entirely undermined the basis on which any further expert view could be taken of the case by other pathologists".
In 1857 the State Legislature, at the urging of prominent citizens who feared that Manhattan Island would one day be carpeted entirely with buildings, appointed a commission to design and build Central Park.
