Sentence examples for the only appointed from inspiring English sources

Voters in Englewood, which had the only appointed board in Bergen County, tried twice -- in 1975 and 1980 -- before finally succeeding in pushing through the change.

The representative from Queen's Theological College is the only appointed trustee.

However, the Cafcass worker preparing the court report is only appointed well after the child has been born and started living with the intended parents (surrogate-born infants usually go straight into the care of intended parents).

While "the people" were represented in the House of Commons, the other branch were only appointed from wealthy landowners and elites -- who would make sure that the interests of the people would never completely win out over the interests of the wealthy, privileged elite.

I fear the editor, Peter Preston, only appointed me because he hoped I might deflect some of this militant womanism.

"I have no doubt the Board wants the best for Muni, but as long as they are only appointed by the mayor they're constrained by the wishes of that mayor".

The vote could lead to the expulsion of the British ambassador in Tehran, Dominick Chilcott, who was only appointed to the post last month.

It was a short-lived CEO tenure — he was only appointed to the role at the end of April, after the Microsoft close.

Firstly, FRP was only appointed as the second administrator in June because the Pension Protection Fund – the biggest creditor to BHS – wanted a second opinion alongside the initial administrator Duff & Phelps.

Five years on, Sainsbury's insists that work will start by the end of the year – although it  has only appointed contractors in last few days – and no doubt Mr King will be the first through the doors when the store opens in 2014.

Passmoor, who was only appointed at the start of February, said it is crucial the team get their defensive organisation sorted out before they look to play expansively.