Sentence examples for privately appointed from inspiring English sources

He said a privately appointed jury of 25 people would decide whether to charge anyone with a crime.

Researchers also found that clients with mental illness achieved better outcomes when working with a public defender as compared to a privately appointed attorney (Fabelo et al. 2013).

MIT is chartered as a non-profit organization and is owned and governed by a privately appointed board of trustees known as the MIT Corporation.

According to Woodford, Kikukawa had reminded him privately upon appointing him president: "I am the one who has the authority to hire and fire, and to decide remuneration for board members and the next tier down of management," thus signalling Woodford was "little more than his puppet".

During the aftermath of the UCL occupation, a slew of privately educated anarchists appointed themselves to continue "fighting the student fight.

Commonly, a non-Indigenous manager is appointed privately or by a consultancy firm contracted to manage the store [ 26].

Thus occupied, Catherine lived privately though she was appointed regent in 1552 during Henry's absence at the siege of Metz.

To take a death penalty case, a lawyer, whether appointed or retained privately, must be certified by the State Supreme Court as a member of the Capital Litigation Trial Bar.

Mr. Kazmi has not been allowed to meet privately with his client since being appointed as his counsel.

General Sibley, who appointed the tribunal that convicted Chaska, privately referred to him as Wakefield's "dusky paramour".

Devcon also said it had appointed Ron G. Lakey, an executive with a privately held consumer products company, as its chief financial officer.