Sentence examples for of its appointed from inspiring English sources

They just can't abide the arrogance of many of its appointed caretakers.

Google unfortunately had to cancel its Nexus event in NYC today, but not snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays this Google from the swift announcement of its appointed products.

The Ski Club lent us Steve, one of its appointed leaders: volunteers who take their members off in groups to explore the mountains.

Others are complaining that none of City Hall's department heads, just 7percentt of its appointed commissioners and only a handful of police officers and firefighters are of Arab descent.

Due to China's enormous population growth and the body of its appointed scholar-officials being accepted in limited numbers (about 20,000 active officials during the Song period), the larger scholarly gentry class would now take over grassroots affairs on the vast local level.

Acknowledgment of the Qurʾān as scripture by the Islamic community was inseparable from acknowledgment of Muhammad as its appointed recipient.

As The Economist points out, "The more an administration errs, the more essential it is that Congress…perform its appointed role of supervising the executive with rigour".

Afghanistan's Western backers were deeply angered in February when Mr. Karzai decreed that from then on he would appoint all five members of the complaints commission, which until that point had three of its members appointed by the United Nations.

Harvard University has been silent about the salary of its newly appointed president, Lawrence H. Summers.

Sports Direct bought a 19 per cent stake, now reduced to 17.5 per cent, in its rival and is pushing to have one of its executives appointed to Findel's board.

A red flag hung in any Paris scholastic institution indicates the place is no longer under the direction of its professors, appointed by the state, but is operating under what is called "student power".