Sentence examples for that the appointing from inspiring English sources

It states that the appointing authority — in this case, Rosenstein — "may determine that public release of these reports would be in the public interest, to the extent that release would comply with applicable legal restrictions".

But I think it is a fair assumption that the appointing authority will seek qualified persons who will reflect favorably upon them.

Her early resignation could ensure that the appointed-for-life position is filled by someone with a similarly progressive record.

He did win election — three times since 1999 — to the body that appoints the Supreme Leader, the Assembly of Experts.

The best option would be a completely independent, self-perpetuating trust (similar to the ones that appoint the editors of The Economist and the Guardian).

In time for that, the council is appointing a writer in residence for the town.

"If you want the reason why so few women are allowed to run, look at the committees that appoint the candidates," she said.

He is also a member of the Assembly of Experts, the constitutional body that appoints the supreme leader and can theoretically sack him.

Iran holds regular elections for the parliament, the presidency, city councils, and the Assembly of Experts (a constitutional body that appoints the Supreme Leader).

"Believe that by appointing more PAs, the level of the Dutch health care will decrease".

More RCT studies on population level have to calculate more thoroughly the effects that appoint to the particular successful instruments.