Sentence examples for patent appointing from inspiring English sources

Louis, however, was unable to walk, and so sent the Count of Artois to France in January 1814. Louis XVIII issued letters patent appointing Artois Lieutenant General of the Kingdom in the event of the Bourbons being restored.

(5) Her Majesty may by letters patent appoint one of the judges to be President and  one to be Deputy President of the Court.

Under the old law, legal experts said, scores of administrative patent judges were appointed by a government official without the constitutional power to do so.

The Chancellor was appointed by letters patent, and until 1672 it was a life appointment, then changed to an office "to hold only during the pleasures of the crown".

From the start of the 14th century, Justices were appointed via letters patent made under the Great Seal, and held their appointments "under the pleasure of the King".

Barons were appointed by letters patent and sworn in by the Lord Chancellor, head of the judiciary.

Both the puisne and Chief justices were required to be Serjeants-at-Law, and were appointed by letters patent.

Serjeants at Law existed in Ireland from at least 1302, and were appointed by letters patent in a similar way to English Serjeants.

The Officers in Ordinary are appointed by Letters Patent under the Great Seal of the Realm, and the Officers Extraordinary by Royal Sign Manual; all appointments are announced in the London Gazette.

Its holder is appointed by royal letters patent, and his title is derived from his staff of office, an ebony stick surmounted with a gold lion.

That does not seem to have stopped a key advocate of patent reform from IBM, David Kappos, from being appointed to head the PTO or from continuing to lobby on behalf of patent reform.