Sentence examples for ministers to appoint from inspiring English sources
He wanted to end the tenure of top civil servants and allow prime ministers to appoint their own people.
These were not easy times for the holders of such posts, with John Birt's reforms and the increasing determination of successive governments and prime ministers to appoint "strong" chairmen to keep broadcasters in their place.
Apparently the ONS was swayed by the ability of ministers to appoint board members and managers to associations and by the fact that consent is required before they can dispose of properties.
At the same time he created what may become a parallel government in the state, ordering all ministers to appoint a high-level representative to Michoacán.Mr Peña once wrote a university thesis on the historical power of the Mexican presidency, or presidencialismo.
BBC insiders have said that without a shortlist it could be difficult for ministers to appoint someone to lead the corporation's new unitary board in time for the proposed April start date, because top-flight candidates who are interested are left with increasingly tight timelines to resign, or give up, other roles.
The National Housing Federation has long argued that they are private, independent, charitable organisations, but last October the Office for National Statistics, swayed by the ability of ministers to appoint board members and managers to associations and by the fact that consent is required before they can dispose of properties, reclassified housing association as public bodies.
Another allows the prime minister to appoint key central bank officials.
The cabinet resigned Friday morning to clear the way for the new prime minister to appoint a new cabinet.
The cabinet resigned en masse Friday morning to clear the way for the new prime minister to appoint a new cabinet.
New measures would finally separate politics and the judiciary and end the ability of a government minister to appoint senior judges.
The government responded by passing legislation allowing the president and prime minister to appoint the court's new president on a temporary basis.
