Sentence examples similar to ordinarily appointed from inspiring English sources
The Committee ordinarily convenes within 10 working days of being appointed by the Dean and ordinarily completes its investigation and sends the Dean its written report within 30 working days of convening.
Ordinarily, the defense secretary here is appointed with the consent of the army chief and acts as a bridge between the government and the military.
The Chair of the Council shall be appointed by the Corporation on recommendation of the President ordinarily for a term of three years.
A qualifying student is not ordinarily eligible for University or Graduate School financial support, and may not be appointed as an Assistant in Instruction (AI).
A hearing panel shall consist of two faculty members and three students and shall ordinarily be selected from the members of the Ethics Board; although a panel member may be appointed from outside Board members in the discretion of the Director of Student Conduct (or designee) should circumstances so warrant.
The paper questions the rule's applicability to the work done by officers, many of whom may be appointed on the basis of a reasonable belief that they will diligently bring relevant skills to bear in an ordinarily careful manner.
Mr Brown appointed the panel.
Already appointed: Heidi Alexander.
