Sentence examples for may be appointed from inspiring English sources

Consumers, patients and health professionals also may be appointed.

Lester Crawford, its acting head, may be appointed on a permanent basis.

A new manager and board may be appointed to oversee the financing units, Mr. Nickell also said.

The United States Constitution provides that presidential electors may be appointed in such manner as the state legislatures may direct.

The sessions, run with temporary judges, could resume in July, she said, when a new permanent judge may be appointed.

Additional women members may be appointed to ensure that women hold at least 20 percent of Council seats.

An Education Welfare Officer may be appointed to find out why the child is truanting and visit them at home.

When a company gets into financial trouble and is unable to pay its debts, an administrator or administrative receiver may be appointed.

"I think it's going to be very harmful to Karl," said Colin Hanna, who runs Let Freedom Ring, a Pennsylvania-based advocacy group that spent millions last year to try to defeat President Obama and has backing from such wealthy conservative donors as John Templeton, Jr. "Rove may be appointing himself the arbiter of conservative candidate selection but his motion may die for the lack of a second".

When Mrs May was appointed Home Secretary in 2010, net migration stood at 252,000.

An American civilian administrator may also be appointed.