Sentence examples for formally appoint from inspiring English sources

"It has been a usual practice in the Iranian Foreign Ministry to formally appoint ambassadors for all foreign postings, once all formalities pertaining to this process are completed," a spokesman for Iran's U.N. mission in New York said on Tuesday.

Under rules adopted in 2001, the Commons must formally appoint the Speaker at the start of each Parliament.

The Western Australian parliament must formally appoint Dodson for the position, but it has risen for a four-week break.

The mayor will formally appoint Mr. LiMandri after he signs the bill changing the requirements for the job.

On Thursday, a group of former government officials and leaders issued a statement urging Mr. Yar'Adua to formally appoint Mr. Jonathan to act as president.

The UN is now trying to replace him with a Swiss reserve judge, but the Cambodian government has thus far refused to formally appoint him.

The Queen, who is in Balmoral, was consulted as part of the appointment process and will sign a warrant formally appointing Hogan-Howe.

His teammates formally appointed him in June.

The head of state then formally appoints the ministers.

Mr. Kim was formally appointed as defense minister on Saturday.

He is formally appointed by the Minister of Finance.