Sentence examples for which are appointed from inspiring English sources

The city is administered by five institutions, the heads of which are appointed by the government.

Members of the ruling family hold almost all the major ministerial posts, which are appointed by the emir.

The highest judicial body is the Supreme Court, and there also are a number of lower courts; a Constitutional Council, the members of which are appointed by the president and legislature, reviews constitutional questions.

Sullivan's relatively short tenure in Alaska politics — a year and a half as its attorney general and nearly three years as its natural-resources commissioner, both of which are appointed, cabinet-level positions — confers some advantages, because he lacks a voting record on which to be attacked.

The NLRB, members of which are appointed by the president, has flip-flopped on the question of grad student unionization at private universities.

A seven-seat management board, members of which are appointed by the Vietnamese Prime Minister, oversees the company.

Describes the room, which was appointed for corporate ease.

Shortly after, Mr. Callinan became Connecticut's first State Troubadour, which is appointed by the Connecticut Commission on the Arts.

The plan came from the Predator Advisory Committee, which was appointed by the state.

Much of the work is done by the Nobel committee, which is appointed by the assembly.

The 13-member board, which is appointed by the governor, sets the state's education policies.