Sentence examples for regularly appointed from inspiring English sources

That is the reason the court has been considered a national bench, with judges regularly appointed from outside the District of Columbia.

From the reign of the emperor Augustus (27 bc ad 14), procurators were regularly appointed to official posts in the imperial administration of the provinces or in the departments of the imperial government concerning such matters as the grain supply, the mint, and the mines.

While the common law courts regularly appointed guardians, the Chancery had the right to remove them, replace them or create them in the first place.

Special Representatives, Rapporteurs, and Experts are regularly appointed by UN Secretary General and other UN organs to review, inform, and advise on a broad range of issues, from human rights concerns, to outer space cooperation.

He regularly appoints his donors or fund-raisers to the state teacher pension fund board, which has invested state money in companies owned by his donors.

In order to do that trustees need to see financial figures regularly and appoint external auditors to vouchsafe that what they're being told by officers about the finances is true.

In the absence of other amateurs with county experience who could play regularly, MacLaren was appointed captain.

As the only amateur in the team who was expected to play regularly, Fender was appointed as captain in Wilkinson's absence.

As with all employees on the line, staff at the station were contractually obliged to "devote themselves exclusively to the service, attend regularly during the appointed hours and to refrain from using improper language, cursing or swearing".

Colleges were no longer left to their own devices but were regularly visited by inspectors appointed by the universities.

Larger lordships could be vast, and it would be impractical for a lord to visit all his properties regularly so deputies were appointed.