Sentence examples for two appointed from inspiring English sources

Currently the three-person appeals committees consist of one government-appointed official, and two appointed independently by the UN refugee agency and Greece's national committee for human rights.

Six of its members would be non-judges, including two appointed by Congress.

Members would consist of the state treasurer, one person appointed by the governor, one appointed by the state treasurer, two appointed by the mayor, one appointed by the City Council and three jointly appointed by the mayor and City Council.

The board was created in 1969 with seven members (two appointed by the mayor, one by each of the five borough presidents) to decentralise power and increase community participation.

According to Blatter: "Finally, [I] said: 'Now we go to the congress and ask the congress to [elect] at least one lady.' It was in 2011 and they said 'Yes!' So we now have one fully elected and two appointed".

Life in Yubeng is not so bad for the people, said Amu, 41, one of two appointed village chiefs, "but it's hard for the cattle, which can't find enough grass to eat".

It has nine members, six appointed by Congress.

Of the 10 commission members, the six appointed by Democrats endorsed the final report.

The three appointed by President Bill Clinton sided with the patent holder.

The appeals chamber would have five judges, three appointed by Mr. Annan.

The court currently consists of four judges appointed by Republican presidents and three appointed by President Bill Clinton, with four vacancies, the most ever on that court.