Sentence examples for unilaterally appointed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kibaki has unilaterally appointed half of the cabinet, which the opposition called a "slap in the face".
The likes of Tom Stoppard, Harrison Birtwistle and Richard Eyre were all said to be incensed at being unilaterally appointed by Hall.
Mr Tsvangirai's people continue to be beaten up and jailed, white-owned farms seized, journalists arrested and senior officials unilaterally appointed by Mr Mugabe in violation of the constitution, with neither Mr Zuma nor the SADC uttering a word.
According to the suit, D'Arcy: unilaterally appointed himself "chair" of the nonprofits, filed a lawsuit on behalf of the trusts to quash a subpoena demanding that he turn over detailed financial records and appear for an interview with city auditors while under oath, and released only "select" financial records to "third parties".
The next day, however, Mr Kibaki responded with apparent contempt to Mr Odinga's climbdown by unilaterally appointing 17 cabinet ministers.
Since Mr. Tsvangirai joined the government, Mr. Mugabe has openly tested the limits of their deal, unilaterally appointing many senior officials and refusing to swear in one of Mr. Tsvangirai's closest advisers.
David Anderson Mount Vernon, N.Y., July 9, 2009 To the Editor: Re "The Governor's Mr. Fix-It" (editorial, July 9): I have been as appalled as anyone by the paralysis in Albany, but I must disagree with your suggestion that Gov. David A. Paterson was right to unilaterally appoint a lieutenant governor whether or not he has the legal authority to do so.
Allowing an owner to unilaterally appoint herself liaison, along with a salary, constitutes decision-making outside the scope of the board's statutory function.
Treasurer Andy Dillon, one of the Review Board's appointed members, will also have the power to unilaterally veto some of its decisions.
The election commission was appointed by the regime and filled with loyalists who unilaterally decided that many candidates are ineligible to run.
He can act virtually unilaterally, going through the city's Board of Health, the members of which he appointed, rather than subjecting his whims to the messy legislative process, which could fail him — and did, in the case of a proposed soda tax that died in the state legislature.
