Sentence examples for should not be appointed from inspiring English sources

In a notorious example, MI5 persuaded Wilson that a rising parliamentary star, Niall MacDermot, was a security risk and should not be appointed solicitor general.

Portsmouth's second administration in two years has been precipitated by demands for £2m unpaid tax, and HMRC was active in the high court to demand that Andrew Andronikou, the club's previous administrator and current administrator for the holding company, CSI, should not be appointed, because of "issues of conflict".

Moving on to political news, papers are welcoming the Supreme Court's observation that politicians with criminal records should not be appointed as ministers.

If that's how Ryan does math, then maybe he should not be appointed to this thing!

Mr. Greenstein said that the board president should not be appointing board members, scheduling meetings and approving contracts on his own.

"There were some of my Democratic friends in Lee County who felt I should not be appointing Republicans to the county commission," recalled Mr. Graham, who says he is confident he did the proper thing.

In the email, von Spakovsky said Democrats shouldn't be appointed to the commission and lamented it also might be filled with Republicans whose views were too mainstream.

At present, bankers have not been appointed.

A replacement has not been appointed.

Yet the office has not been appointed.

In Bottomley's absence, his office explored the issue and resolved that Rhodesia could retain its representative in South Africa, but should not be allowed to appoint another in Lisbon; a consul was acceptable, they concluded, but only as part of the British Embassy staff.