Sentence examples for manner of appointment from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, the manner of appointment, not the time of appointment.

It has merely said that the legislature can specify the manner of appointment of the electors.

Under Florida law, this "Manner" of appointment happens to be subject to review by the state's highest court.

Article II reserves no power to the Congress to override the states' determination of the manner of appointment of electors, providing only for its determination of the time on which they are chosen and a uniform day on which they shall vote.

The objection is not however to him, but to the manner of his appointment.

But today, on the meeting agenda, the committee was renamed the "Select Joint Committee on the Manner of the Appointment of Presidential Electors".

Justice Kennedy, the Constitution specifically vested the authority to determine the manner of the appointment of the electors in state legislatures.

On 9 June, a group of lawyers led by David Mendes and Luis Nascimento challenged the manner of her appointment, saying it went against public probity laws.

When controversy over the manner of the appointment went to court, Judge Girvan ruled that it was politically motivated and breached the ministerial code.

Even the manner of her appointment to the new role of chair of the unitary board, a surprise announcement made just before the referendum, attracted criticism as it took place after behind closed doors discussions.

The manner of his appointment, the task he has faced and the approach he has taken all have echoes of previous roles.Mr Grinstein moved from the boardroom, where he had been a director since 1987, to take control at Delta.