Sentence examples for of appointed from inspiring English sources

Our results show that such negative effects could be moderated by certain characteristics of appointed CEOs.

The upper house still, somewhat incredibly, contains 92 hereditary peers, alongside the mass of appointed ones.

All judges, except some classes of appointed municipal and police judges, are elected on nonpartisan ballots.

The performance of appointed lawyers in capital cases has become a subject of national concern.

Meanwhile, the department still has big holes in the ranks of appointed leadership.

At the same time, power might be shifted further away from parliament, into the hands of appointed regulatory groups.

Nationwide, there are only three elected transgender officials and a smattering of appointed officials on the state and local level.

A bevy of appointed officials, their faces streaked with sweat, tried to talk them into ending their protest.

At the meeting, Bremer presented his plan to have a group of appointed Iraqis draft a constitution, which would then be ratified in a referendum.

Some critics argue that in the American context the model underestimates the power of the president, who dominates policy through the selection and control of appointed officials.

Our system of appointed administrators gives the chief executive responsibility in operating agencies to men and women whose tenure is tied to the elected executive who appointed them.