Sentence examples for had no appointed from inspiring English sources

Eide said Prince had no appointed personal representative but had substantial assets and owned businesses that require immediate attention and ongoing management.

Of patients who said that they had a specific doctor appointed to them, 73% could usually meet the same doctor; only 27% usually met the same doctor if they had no appointed doctor (Table 2).

The hodgepodge Lower Manhattan encampment known as Occupy Wall Street has no appointed leaders, no expiration date for its rabble-rousing stay and still-evolving goals and demands.

Women and minorities continue to be underrepresented on boards and commissions in Connecticut, and more than half of such panels have no appointed members from minority groups, state officials reported yesterday.

(In fact, Mr O'Malley has no appointing power: should Ms Dixon go, the City Council president, who like Ms Dixon is a black woman, would assume the mayoralty).

Since last January, the country has had no constitutionally appointed prime minister and no Parliament.

A number of sizable religious groups have had no justices appointed from their group.

And Lansdown said they had no qualms appointing former Nottingham Forest boss O'Driscoll despite turning him down 15 months earlier.

For now, Mr. Lash said he had no plans to appoint such a commission.

Eliot L. Spitzer, the current state attorney general, said his office, starting with Mr. Abrams, has had no power to appoint or dismiss receivers, who serve at the discretion of the court.

Mr. Zobeidi was given a copy of General McKiernan's proclamation, American official said, and he was informed by the American military today that he had no authority to appoint anybody.