The members of the Board are appointed by the Minister, and hold office for such term as the Minister may determine unless they resign during their term of office or their appointment is revoked by the Minister.
They argue that according to their terms of appointment by the claim group, they were not entitled to personally benefit from sitting fees.
In the United Kingdom commissions are mostly used for special investigations and are distinguished according to their terms of appointment as royal, statutory, or departmental.
In terms of the appointment process [to the new BBC board], the BBC Trust were entirely appointed by the government, as indeed were the BBC governors before them.
The terms of his appointment include a commercial confidentiality clause.
Contrary to what some have said, the terms of the appointment are almost identical to those of the previous cycling commissioner, reporting into the deputy mayor of transport and having real access to the mayor.
Jeff Sessions, the Attorney General, recused himself from the Russia investigation, and his deputy, Rod Rosenstein, recently told Congress that he believes Mueller is abiding by the terms of his appointment.
The postdoc and supervisor agree in writing on the terms of the appointment, determining together which of two official statuses, Postdoctoral Fellow (PDF) or Postdoctoral Assistant (PDA), is more appropriate.
He might well be asking himself the question Twain posed in terms of his appointment to the local levee authority.
Judges who are confirmed for two terms following the terms of appointment cannot be removed from their post until they reach age 75, the mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court justices.
