Examples of 'appointed by governor' in a sentence
Meaning of "appointed by governor"
'Appointed by governor' refers to an individual being selected or chosen by a governor for a particular position or role. It means that the person has been assigned a job or responsibility by a higher-ranking authority
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appointed by governor
Appointed by governor.
The current ombudsman was appointed by Governor in Council.
Appointed by Governor to fill vacancy.
They are finally appointed by Governor.
Initially appointed by Governor to fill vacancy; later elected in his own right.
The Commission is made up of seven commissioners appointed by Governor General in Council.
She was appointed by Governor Henry McMaster.
He sat on the human resources state board, having been appointed by Governor Bob Riley.
Up to 7 Commission members appointed by Governor in Council based on their qualifications and expertise.
He was appointed by Governor Morgan a member of the senatorial district war committee in 1861.
Elected in November 1978 then appointed by Governor to vacancy caused by resignation of his successor.
He was appointed by Governor Hogg as a member of the first State railroad commission in 1891.
O ( d ) persons appointed by Governor in Council ;.
In 1898 he was appointed by Governor Wolcott as chairman of the Massachusetts Paris Exposition managers.
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