Examples of 'elected or appointed' in a sentence
Meaning of "elected or appointed"
The phrase 'elected or appointed' pertains to the process of selecting or designating individuals to occupy certain positions or roles, either through voting or official appointment
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List of elected or appointed female heads of state.
Monasteries are required to have an elected or appointed superior.
Elected or appointed female chief executives.
School board members may be elected or appointed.
Governors are elected or appointed to three year terms.
He may serve on committees or commissions if so elected or appointed.
It does not cover indirectly elected or appointed parliamentary chambers.
An elected or appointed political body made up of school trustees.
Congratulations on being elected or appointed to the board.
Elected or appointed to an office of prominence in the national or state government.
Need to gain the consent of elected or appointed representatives.
Orientation should be undertaken as soon as new members are elected or appointed.
He never got elected or appointed to anything.
A district superintendent will be elected or appointed.
These bodies are elected or appointed according to established rules.
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Serve until their successor has been elected or appointed.
An individual who is an elected or appointed representative also holds an office.
Elected or appointed later.
He was and is not an elected or appointed official.
Substantial variations were found in the proportions of young parliamentarians being elected or appointed.
The officers of the lodge are elected or appointed annually.
Group of leaders elected or appointed to oversee the management of an organization.
Ministers appointed from among those elected or appointed members.
No elected or appointed body has the moral right to give away my heritage.
Public official elected or appointed.
It was irrelevant whether the person received remuneration or had been elected or appointed.
The number of women elected or appointed to public office is increasing.
Subsidiaries to which he is elected or appointed.
Are elected or appointed.
Use it to introduce the topic to newly elected or appointed officials.
Judges elected or appointed on the same date shall take precedence according to age.
Members were elected or appointed.
About the ultimate destruction of the governments and religions they were elected or appointed.
A majority of councillors elected or appointed to the council constitutes a quorum.
List of local government organizations Year elected or appointed.
Any officer elected or appointed.
An Education Committee member shall remain in office until his replacement is elected or appointed.
The people on the board are elected or appointed to lead the organization.
Any elected or appointed official in FIDE can be removed from his position for cause.
How we are elected or appointed.
Elected or appointed officials serving as Election Administration.
Whether we are in elected or appointed.
An official elected or appointed to public office shall immediately inform the Appointing Authority.
This category applies to situations in which members are elected or appointed by a constituency.
The former are elected or appointed periodically and they work on a continuous basis.
Temporary and honorary consuls were sometimes elected or appointed but were not used in dating.
May be elected or appointed by the Board of Directors.
The same arrangement would apply to most other elected or appointed public bodies.
One person may be elected or appointed as a Constitutional Court judge no more than twice.
A maiden speech is the first speech given by a newly elected or appointed member of parliament.
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Two women were elected and three were appointed
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Two women were elected and three were appointed
Elected by geographical constituencies through direct elections
From members elected by the governing body
