Sentence examples for public selection from inspiring English sources

In Monday's Mail, he ran a spread decrying the "secret" way in which the 11 judges are selected for Britain's supreme court, comparing it unfavourably with the public selection of their US equivalents.

If the number of candidates is too large to host at a single event, the party plans to hold two events in the same location on consecutive nights, after randomly dividing the candidates in a public selection process.

Trump nominated him after a drawn-out public selection that featured foreign policy hawks like former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and U.N. Ambassador John Bolton, as well as former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.

From his home in Guilford, Conn., Michael Kipness has been making public selections for about 25 years and probably has more online customers than anyone else.

Traditionally, diplomatic services have tended to control the interpretation of the message by domestic and foreign publics (selection of media, reducing ambiguity, etc).

He has made a public Derby selection every year since 1958.

On Thursday night, Victorian Labor's public office selection committee confirmed that a long time ally of Bill Shorten, the lawyer Kimberley Kitching, would replace Stephen Conroy in the Senate.

Meanwhile, the women performed on a mix of brands at the trials (its only public Olympic selection event): A.A.I. for the vault and the balance beam, Janssen-Fritsen for the floor and the uneven bars.

When she decided to stick it out, she was confronted with what she described as a bewildering public school selection system governed by an algorithm that determines where children in the city are placed — sometimes miles from home.

In Boston, a CfA fellow, Joel Mahoney, overhauled a confusing public school selection process.

As operative mortality rates are subjected to increasing public scrutiny, selection of low-risk patients will reduce the overall benefit of the operation to the population.