Sentence examples for turn appoint from inspiring English sources
The Senate appoints Supreme Court justices, who in turn appoint judges to lower courts, which include courts of appeal and provincial, municipal, commercial, and land courts.
The governor, whose role in the university's governance is now limited to appointing some board members, would name a chancellor who would, in turn, appoint regents.
These county conventions will then pick delegates to district conventions, who will then pick delegates to the state convention, who will in turn appoint delegates to the Republican National Convention.
Should "licence fee payers" be made instead "members" – with anyone paying for the BBC able to vote for non-executive "member directors", who in turn appoint the director general?
Parliament also elects the prime minister, who in turn appoints the ministers of the National Executive Council (cabinet).
They in turn appointed an independent lawyer, Leslie Blohm QC, to consider the application.
The town, in turn, appointed the volunteers - who incorporated as a nonprofit organization -to manage the house.
Mr Saakashvili, who has been accused of abuses of power, was given sanctuary by Ukraine's President Petro Poroshenko, who in turn appointed him governor of Odessa.
The town board, in turn, appoints the police commission, which is responsible for setting policies that insure discipline within the department and for hiring and firing.
Mr. Cuomo, at the time planning a run for governor against Mr. Paterson, in turn appointed Ms. Kaye as independent counsel, giving her the legal authority to bring criminal charges against Mr. Paterson.
After ousting Morsi, the army nominally handed over power to a civilian president, judge, Adly Mansour, who appointed a civilian prime minister who in turn appointed a largely technocratic cabinet that included a number of Mubarak-era ministers.
