Sentence examples for of one appointed from inspiring English sources

(Actually, the Commission was merely an enlargement of one appointed the previous year by Pope John).

After a popular uprising in 1143 ce, a palace was built on the site for the revived 56-member Senate, supposedly elected by the people but by 1358 a body of one appointed by the pope; when it was rebuilt to Michelangelo's design, it gained its present name.

According to Merriam Webster's dictionary, the meaning of surrogate is "one appointed to act in place of another" and "one that serves as a substitute".

THE news will surprise some of its members, but no one appointed the Congress of the United States as God.

It provided a platform for two members of the commission -- one appointed by Republicans, the other by Democrats -- to air their differences over whether some Florida voters were disenfranchised.

When the parents group from the lacrosse program tried to find out what was going on, it was the head of the football boosters that was one of the ones appointed by the school to "calm us down".

In secular terms, it would be as if the governor of one state appointed a judge to administer justice in another.

The Court is comprised of one judge appointed in accordance with the general rules of personnel regulations.

The lifelong Miami-Dade resident and mother of one was appointed a public defender.

As a result, both Tibetan Buddhists and Chinese Catholics have two sets of leaders, one set appointed by Beijing, and another shadow clergy chosen outside China's borders.

Instead, when perestroika started, he became involved in politics and, at the age of thirty-one, was appointed the first post-Soviet governor of the Nizhny Novgorod region, on the Volga River.