Sentence examples for validly appointed from inspiring English sources
First, it has to ensure its five current ALJs are validly appointed.
This case, in which Bambino wants the Argands merely to declare that they were validly appointed as FOH directors, may not be decided until 2006.
In a separate decision, the Court concluded that its three members were validly appointed, so they had authority to decide the case.
You can say, quite validly: "Obama never should have appointed Eric Holder, he's a dangerous lunatic who is obviously unqualified to make a decision on whether to issue a parking ticket, much less matters of national security".
"The thing it did test, and I would say validly, was the early detection mechanism, and the laboratory response, at least for that area," said Dr. D. A. Henderson, who was recently appointed chairman of an advisory council on bioterrorism by the secretary of health and human services, Tommy G. Thompson.
Already appointed: Heidi Alexander.
Mr Brown appointed the panel.
Kolesnikov was appointed his deputy.
(Jimmy Carter appointed her, in 1979).
