Sentence examples for rather appointed from inspiring English sources

However, the coalition government did not dissolve the parliament, but rather appointed new Prime Ministers and Cabinets.

The Pahlavi shahs did not follow the Qājār model in appointing members of the dynasty to serve as governors and shrine administrators but rather appointed loyal aides to those positions.

People are being elected, rather than appointed by the regime.

Had he been elected, Mr Zaragoza often said, rather than appointed, he would have been turfed out smartly.

Eventually council members came to be elected rather than appointed, although the commissioner retained ultimate administrative authority.

The committee's members would be chosen by all parliamentary parties, rather than appointed by the government, as now.

But starting in the nineteen-eighties, state supreme courts (particularly in states where judges are elected rather than appointed) became political battlegrounds.

The king has increased salaries and pensions, and promised that in the future the government would be elected rather than appointed.

The provision requiring that State Supreme Court justices be elected, rather than appointed, is in the State Constitution, and thus would be hard to change.

About 95percentt of cases are handled by state courts rather than appointed federal judges, notes Justice Stephen Breyer, who appeared at the Fordham Law School conference with his former colleague.

Democrats believed Ms. Murkowski was vulnerable because she was not elected to the office but, rather, was appointed by her father, Frank H. Murkowski.