Sentence examples for should be appointed by from inspiring English sources

Members should be appointed by parliament and not the whips.

The commission also argued that press officers should be appointed by merit rather than ministerial preference.

GDP growth this year is expected to be 1.3%A new government should be appointed by May 1st.

The court accepted that the members of the board should be appointed by and accountable to the president.

In a recent review of New Zealand's monetary arrangements, he recommended that committee members, other than the governor, should be appointed by the central bank's board.

Therefore, its members should be appointed by the president (and confirmed by Congress) like any other part of the federal judiciary, rather than appointed by the chief justice.

The framers did not even consider how electors should be appointed -- whether by the state legislatures themselves or the people, in districts or statewide.

The Democrats, including the minority leader, Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, also said members of the commission should be appointed "on a bipartisan basis by the Congressional leadership" rather than by the president himself.

Mr Moore should be appointed without delay, if necessary by breaking the WTO's consensus-seeking tradition and putting the issue to a vote.Many developing countries will doubtless feel aggrieved.

"It was felt by both parties that a new coach should be appointed," it read.

A prosecutor should be appointed to help them.