Sentence examples for may appointed from inspiring English sources

James Lorimer Ilsley, the Acting Prime Minister of Canada, responded quickly to the situation and on 10 May appointed Justice Kellock to chair a Royal Commission into the disorders.

The FA agreed and in the first week of May appointed Raj Parker of the Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer law firm to chair the commission, with Aston Villa's operations director Steve Stride and Alan Turvey, a member of the FA Council and chairman of the Isthmian League, as commissioners.

Under the May measures, state factory managers may appoint their own employees, set workers' salaries, buy raw materials on the market and sell part of their production there too.

The Sovereign may appoint anyone a Privy Counsellor, but in practice appointments are made only on the advice of the Government, and generally consist only of senior members of parliament, the church and judiciary.

In the order of adjudication the judge appoints an interim trustee who remains in office if his appointment is ratified in the first meeting of the creditors, though they may appoint another licensed person as definitive trustee.

"To take a very easy appointment but not run against Nancy Johnson" - a Republican whom Governor Rowland may appoint to replace Mr. Lieberman if the Democrats win the presidential race -- "or another experienced Republican, that would hurt him".

He says he may appoint someone in Campbell's place.

Music business insiders even predict Obama may appoint a "copyright tsar".

Shiite religious leaders are not handed their titles as a pope may appoint Roman Catholic bishop.

The creditors may appoint a committee to assist the assignee in the exercise of his functions.

In addition the creditors may appoint a committee to advise and superintend the trustee.