Sentence examples for will be appointed for from inspiring English sources
A high court judge will be appointed for the trial.
They will be appointed for one year only.
If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you.
The new overseer will be given numerous protections from dismissal and will be appointed for a fixed period.
Under the new rules, which will begin to take effect in March, two lawyers will be appointed for every poor defendant in a death penalty case.
He is pushing for an agreement that public defenders will be appointed for indigent defendants regardless of whether they face jail time.
They will be appointed from above, by bishops approved for their loyalty to Rome, which will police their doctrinal views as it has with priests heretofore.
At least two military judges will be appointed - one for the F-15 pilot, another for the AWACS crew - to serve as Article 32 officers.
Mr. Kohl's candidate, Wim F. Duisenberg of the Netherlands, will be appointed president for an eight-year term.
Under the deal, an independent outside monitor with powers to investigate the workings of the police department will be appointed by March 2001 for five years.
One of the provisions in the proposed law requires newspapers to apply for annual licences to operate from the Media Council, whose chairman will be appointed by the minister for information.
