Sentence examples for process of appointment from inspiring English sources

We felt there should be a proper process of appointment where other candidates could be considered".

The good work done by many in the Lords is undermined by a process of appointment that does not distinguish between those who enter as if by right to serve themselves and those who truly want to serve the people.

The economy revived, and there were eager attempts to reform public administration, especially the process of appointment of officials, and law.

Reasons for justifying such contracts could be, for example, temporary research projects or ongoing appointment processes to tenure or other positions, because the process of appointment to a full professorship can easily last 1 or 2 years.

The young scientists want professional assessment centres to be introduced, to make the process of appointment to a professorship more transparent and to facilitate careful review of professors' performance.

The opinion cited as problems the process of appointment of judges to the Constitutional Tribunal, the functioning of the Tribunal, and its ability to effectively review other laws.

It noted that existing regulations also meant censorship of foreign media, jail terms for certain print crimes, the absence of freedom of information laws and a skewed process for appointment of the National Audiovisual Media Council's members, chosen mainly along sectarian lines.

American judges, by contrast, have always been different, not just because the constitutional separation of powers necessarily makes them more prominent, but also because the process of their appointment is overtly politicised.

Under the old constitutional order, judges themselves ran the process of judicial appointment so that it was hard for the government of the day to control who was named to the bench.

In a letter to First Minister Mark Drakeford, Mr Price said it was "unquestionably the case" that the minister and his officials did attempt to "intervene with the process of the appointment".

City Waste maintains the loss of its licence is down to its legal objection to Alex Attwood's injection of £35m into the process of the appointment of a contractor to build and manage a waste treatment plant proposed for the north west.