Sentence examples for should be appointed for from inspiring English sources

His report suggested that non-executives should be appointed for specific terms with reappointment not automatic.

Parliament said Bank of England governors should be appointed for eight years so that they are around to see the outcome of their decisions.

A source close to Cameron said the desire was to attract a strong field of candidates and that "the best person should be appointed for the job".

In one case, the result of the assessment indicated that a practice nurse should be appointed for chronically ill patients.

Under the current Italian regulations, a legal representative should be appointed for those patients; however, there are likely to be difficulties with feasibility and family members' willingness to start the legal procedure in this situation too.

Steven Goldberg, a reader from Needham, Mass., wrote recently to say that, like a Supreme Court justice, I should be appointed public editor for life, "whether he wants the job or not".

If you have minor children, include a provision naming all of your children and stating who should be appointed to care for them in the event that you die.

Some 68 per cent of peers think people should be appointed to the Lords for their expertise rather than for party-political reasons, while 25 per cent disagree.

Heseltine also suggests city mayors, largely rejected by referendums in May, should be appointed without the need for a local plebiscite.

In my judgment what should be happening is that a third group should be appointed that is responsible for drawing the districts so as much as possible there is a balance of liberal and conservative citizens in each so those running for office have to win based on responding to a majority of what the citizens want.

While it will never happen, once the election is over, an independent commission should be appointed to investigate once and for all the nation's unseemly march to war, the administration's apparent disregard for civil liberties and international standards of conduct, and its support of policies that served to advance cronyism, self-dealing and economic waste on a monumental scale.