Sentence examples for standards for appointed from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps," she said, "it's time to look at minimum standards for appointed counsel in death cases and adequate compensation for appointed counsel when they are used".

"Perhaps it's time to look at minimum standards for appointed counsel in death cases and adequate compensation for appointed counsel when they are used," she said.

And it happens that the standards for appointing an examiner to investigate something in a big Chapter 11 case are rather low, at least as the standards appear in the bankruptcy code itself.

They noted that the threshold for initiating a criminal probe is relatively high, and the standard for appointing a special prosecutor even higher.

The new bill would establish a task force to set statewide standards for appointing and paying lawyers and ensure that defendants have lawyers within six days of arrest; they can now can sit months in jail without legal representation.

In 2001, the legislature passed the Texas Fair Defense Act, which set certain basic standards for lawyers appointed to represent indigent defendants.

The new bill, the Fair Defense Act, would not have the state taking control away from county judges, but would create minimum standards for lawyers appointed by those judges, would provide about $20 million a year in state money for the counties' programs and would institute reporting requirements allowing the state to monitor them.

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The business team is responsible for appointing a business-oriented release manager for each project.

Last week, amid the celebration of all those female victories, that double standard appointed a new chief representative — outrageously for her and sadly for the rest of us: Holly Petraeus.

President Obama has done some great things for the environment, including increasing mileage standards for cars and appointing officials to positions of influence who are serious about tackling the climate crisis.