Sentence examples for not appointed with from inspiring English sources

The report said that Jeremy Hunt, the former culture secretary, handled the News Corporation bid for full control of BSkyB properly and that he was not appointed with the intention of helping the bid go through.

The report also said that Jeremy Hunt handled the News Corporation bid for BSkyB properly and that he was not appointed with the intention of helping the bid go through.

Since these judges are not appointed for life and with Senate approval, some functions are reserved to the regular judiciary.

It is time for the White House to define its legacy as working to establish a judiciary that wins the broad respect of the center and is not appointed to curry favor with the right-wing ideology of the few.

Watford have not appointed a caretaker manager, with the club's next game not until 12 September.

Cruz argued that he didn't trust leaders in the House to not raise the limit, although they also have not appointed anyone to deal with the differing budget proposals.

Mayor Armstrong, a 58-year-old Democrat with deep criminal justice roots as a past prosecutor and State Attorney General often endorsed by organizations of police officers, opposes the measure for the same reason he felt obliged to fire Mr. Sherrard: Accountability to the people, he stresses, must reside with elected, not appointed, officials.

He has not appointed a press spokesman, preferring one-way communication with his 12m followers on Twitter.

We chose this time range because patients with recent diagnoses are currently not appointed to follow-up examination and could bias the result.

The Sami rarely had any contact with the district physicians, and midwives were not appointed in the northern parishes until the late 19th century.

If a permanent ombudsperson is not appointed by then the Commission says it will "consider taking appropriate measures, in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation".