Sentence examples for of its appointments from inspiring English sources

Members of its appointments panel are now taking soundings in order to select a chairman.

The Republican National Committee criticized the Obama administration for violating this new standard in some of its appointments.

VA press secretary Victoria Dillon told HuffPost the agency has made strides on that front, doubling the number of its appointments from 3.5 million to 7 million since last year.

The adaptability of the contents of the Guardian figure introduced by Law 6/2004 and the speed of the procedure of its appointment made it as a useful tool used for any type of disability, in respect of the person.

Each new government must receive a vote of confidence in both houses of parliament within 10 days of its appointment.

Having started with 528 stores at the time of its appointment, Deloitte will continue to look for buyers for the stores not currently up for closure.

For example, the Charterists say that Ipso satisfies only 12 of Leveson's 38 requirements and that the composition of its appointment panel fails to stick to Leveson's principles.

In an interview last month he promised his solution to the crisis would not disappoint his voters, "nearly 3m people, more than any political party received".Mr Rusnok's cabinet will almost certainly lose a vote of confidence, which must take place within 30 days of its appointment.

The senate of Carthage also, whatever might be its power or the duration of its appointment, appears to have been elective by the suffrages of the people.

The team discovered, co-founder Samer Hamadeh tells us, that about half of its appointment requests were for massage, many in-home and that over 55percentt of those requests were for same-day service.

It is distinguished also by the remarkable prerogative of filling up its own vacancies within the term of its appointment: and at the same time, is not under the controul of any such rotation, as is provided for the federal senate.