Sentence examples for from appointed from inspiring English sources

Around the country, states have used a variety of approaches — from appointed receivers to oversight boards — to step in when cities are running into severe financial trouble.

In August, Kurdish nationalist ward leaders in the old city announced the creation of an autonomous administration that would brook no interference from appointed state bodies.

Englewood was the last district to make the change from appointed to elected school board, in 2000, according to the New Jersey School Boards Association.

There is a trend away from appointed boards, Mr. Belluscio added, noting that the number has fallen by about a third over the past 20 years.

After World War II, with advice from appointed commissions, Congress created a new set of agencies, including the Department of Defense and the Central Intelligence Agency, to address the new threats of the emerging cold war.

"What do they expect that a new board is going to do that hasn't been done already?" But he said there has been a trend in recent years to switch to elected boards -- 13 in New Jersey have changed to elected from appointed ones since 1983 -- because taxpayers prefer to have the power to vote for school board members and the budgets they propose.

That did not stop President Bill Clinton from appointing Madeleine Albright as secretary of state, or President Bush from appointing Condoleezza Rice to the job.

The uncertainty prevented President Hamid Karzai from appointing a cabinet or nominating Supreme Court justices.

Mr Michalak recommends barring the biological mother from appointing as foster parent anyone but a relative.

South Carolina later passed a law barring courts from appointing out-of-state lawyers in capital cases.

This act did not prevent Philip II from appointing him "captain general of the ocean".