Sentence examples for support of appointment from inspiring English sources

Arguments are still made in support of appointment; it ensures the inclusion of special expertise in the legislative process and maintains the supremacy of the elected House of Commons.

Substantial public sentiment in support of appointment of a woman to the Supreme Court has been expressed since at least as early as 1930, when an editorial in the Christian Science Monitor encouraged Herbert Hoover to consider Ohio justice Florence E. Allen or assistant attorney general Mabel Walker Willebrandt.

I did so in support of the appointment authority of all future presidents.

In addition to trust, this extra time and the information gathered and held by the navigators supports improved efficiency of appointment time utilization.

A quick shuffle down the corridor led to Arthur Schlesinger's bedroom, which was where the faction in support of Dwight's appointment gathered".

In Zurich only a few days ago, a genuinely highly-placed Fifa insider, who is a long-time friend of Osieck, told me that the former Socceroos coach had tipped Postecoglou as his successor months ago and was "well aware of the local media machine" in support of such an appointment.

In explaining his application, Mr. Mortier has said he was concerned about Bayreuth's future, but he has also said he wanted to send what he called a "signal" to City Opera board members who were lukewarm in support of his recent appointment.

The top lawyer at the CFPB reportedly plans to issue a memo in support of Trump's appointment, Reuters reported on Sunday night, citing three people familiar with the document.

We also promoted a strong theoretical framework consisting mainly of the UTAUT and CCM supporting the computer naïve environment, and appointed a responsible individual who had to identify specific resources at each center including the support of a new appointment and referral system.

This is an interesting fact about Rickert Jr.'s background, considering that he eventually worked to support the appointment of philosophers of Jewish descent, such as Edmund Husserl and Georg Simmel, who were not under the protective wing of Hermann Cohen, the head of the Marburg School of Neo-Kantianism (see below) and a very influential Jewish thinker.

"It is difficult," said an official report to the director of the Australian Trade Commissioner Service, "to support the appointment of women".