Sentence examples for should be appointed that from inspiring English sources

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.

(Chair, regional) Within the metropolitan health services, two chairs expressed frustration at the inability of the board to decide who should be appointed: That skill matrix issue which is so dominant in good boards is not present in the health sector.

Mark Rutte, the Dutch prime minister, has even suggested that a budget czar should be appointed to ensure that countries don't break the rules in the future.

But the commission stopped well short of suggesting that the chamber be wholly elected, saying that the vast majority of its members should be appointed by a special board that would be free of political control.

In June the majority of the members remaining in London sent the king the Nineteen Propositions, which included demands that no ministers should be appointed without parliamentary approval, that the army should be put under parliamentary control, and that Parliament should decide about the future of the church.

The adjustment for confounders is other aspect that should be appointed.

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

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.

If the decedent requested that a particular person act as his or her PR, that is who should be appointed.

The inspector-general law says that I.G.s should be appointed without regard to political affiliation, but it also says that they can be removed by the President.

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