Sentence examples for states to appoint from inspiring English sources

Dec. 12 is the deadline for states to appoint electors.

To Madison, Hamilton and most of the other authors of the Constitution, allowing states to appoint the Senate was the linchpin of the entire federalist system and the real reason there are two houses of Congress.

No constitutional amendment required; on the contrary, the plan simply employs the clause of Article II, which directs the states to "appoint" their electors "in such Manner as the Legislature thereof may direct".

He described the United States Supreme Court ruling on Monday as "slightly favorable," a reading that was rosier than most others, since the ruling put additional time pressure on the Gore legal team, which is racing against the Dec. 12 deadline for states to appoint electors.

Meanwhile, William had written a secret letter to Charles in January 1672 asking his uncle to exploit the situation by exerting pressure on the States to appoint William stadtholder.

According to the WHO, the IHR (2005) article 4 mandates the member states to appoint IHR national focal point agencies for coordinating IHR implementation in the country (1).

In their capacity as judges it is legitimate for the state to appoint them.

In 1807 the Common Council asked the state to appoint three commissioners to plan the city's development.

The stick: A new law allowing the state to appoint fiscal managers with broad powers over distressed local governments.

"The previous administration used the state to appoint its supporters instead of people that were capable of doing that work.

The Brooklyn district attorney's office has asked the state to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Mr. McMahon's actions.