Sentence examples for should be appointed on from inspiring English sources

Auditors should be appointed on an uncancellable five-year contract, and then be prohibited from reappointment for the following five years.

The statement said the next leader should be appointed on the recommendations of leading Islamic scholars "and those mujahideen who had laid down the base of the Emirate of Afghanistan through their sacrifices".

But they say that a committee of English MPs, which would have a veto over such legislation, should be appointed on the basis of the parties' overall vote share rather than the number of MPs they have at Westminster.

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.

The former cabinet secretary, who drew up guidelines to govern Whitehall preparations for a hung parliament in the runup to the 2010 election, says the prime minister should be appointed on the basis that they can command the confidence of the House of Commons.

How is a reader to judge?" The code of conduct for special advisers says they are temporary civil servants but "they are exempt from the general requirement that civil servants should be appointed on merit and behave with impartiality and objectivity".

A letter handed to Pitman and Russell stated: 'We strongly support the merger of Carlton and Granada, but our view is that an independent non-executive chairman from outside the enlarged group should be appointed to take on the chairman's role when the merger is complete.

They also called for a restriction on the use of fireworks and lighting, and said a qualified bird expert should be appointed to an on-site position, who could step in and prevent any potential disturbance.

Further confusing the picture, the drafting of the charter has bogged down in disagreements over who should be appointed to sit on the drafting committee, while the ruling generals have threatened to issue a kind of temporary, interim constitution, which would give the new president sweeping powers and preserve the extensive privileges of the military.

A senior BJP official denied they would be taking orders from the RSS on who should be appointed to the new cabinet, saying the talks were part of many discussions under way.

Caucus-goers took a separate vote, however, on which delegates should be appointed to county conventions that the state will hold in March.