Sentence examples for members appointed from from inspiring English sources

This month he has allowed the two cabinet members appointed from his Democratic Party's coalition partners to mount direct challenges to his authority on the economy and foreign policy.One of them, Shizuka Kamei, the minister for postal reform, boycotted a cabinet meeting on December 4th at which a new fiscal-stimulus package was to be ratified, saying the package was not big enough.

"The judicial panel tribunal is an independent body made up of three members appointed from a list of more than 100," he said in response to the furious reaction from fans and the administrators.

Such strategic matters would be decided on via an enhanced majority rule voting system involving ten members appointed from among the councillors of the metropolitan boroughs (one representing each borough with each council nominating one substitute) without the input of central government.

Every member appointed from 1981-91, he pointed out, was more conservative than his predecessor.

The legislature was to consist of a Senate, its members appointed for life from the regions of Canada, and a House of Commons elected from the provinces on the principle of representation by population.

Its judges are appointed by the president in consultation with the Judicial Service Commission, a body of 10 members appointed or elected from various branches of the government and the general public.

The bipartisan legislation, signed into law by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, allows for a commission of 11 members, appointed by officials from all three branches of the state government, to investigate allegations of misconduct by the state's 62 county district attorney's offices.

The commission will include 3 members of the State Senate, 3 members of the House and 11 members appointed by the governor from a variety of fields.

Chaired by Eleanor Roosevelt until her death in 1962, the commission was composed of 20 members appointed by the president from a pool of legislators and philanthropists who were active in women's rights issues.

The panel referred to in this subsection shall consist of 7 members appointed by the Administrator from a list of 12 nominees, 6 nominated by the National Institutes of Health and 6 by the National Science Foundation, utilizing a system of staggered terms of appointment.

The committee shall be composed of not more than 20 members appointed by the Administrator from among individuals who are not employees of the Administration and who are specially qualified to serve on the committee because of their education, training, or experience.