Sentence examples for person appointed from inspiring English sources

The clerk of court then issues a letter of appointment to the person appointed as guardian specifying the powers, rights and privileges conferred upon that person.

But it may depend even more on the personality and the political skills of the person appointed to the job.

I will cooperate fully with the person appointed".

The person appointed would have to start from scratch because there can be no connection to the current investigation.

Another person appointed by the board to review the transactions was Richard Buy, the former chief risk officer for Enron.

The person appointed is likely to be considered a potential successor to Mark Thompson as director general.

"Just because one person appoints another person who appoints another doesn't guarantee independence," said Cherian George, who runs the infrastructure group at Fitch Ratings, a bond-rating agency.

If the Tories wanted to tell opponents of NHS privatisation (that's most of the country, by the way), to commit an obscene act on their own person, appointing Jeremy Hunt as Secretary of State for Health was a pretty effective means of delivering the message.

The jurisdiction over such criminal cases was formally conferred in the 16th century on the lord high admiral or his deputy and on three or four other substantial persons appointed by the lord chancellor.

As part of the root and branch governance reform project that [IAAF president] Sebastian Coe has announced, there will be new processes introduced to ensure all persons appointed to IAAF commissions and advisory groups in the future have been duly vetted and declared as 'fit and proper persons' to hold office.

Immunity also extends to independent persons appointed by Parliament exercising their duties in relation to Parliament's activities.