appointee [брит. əpɔɪnˈtiː, америк. əpɔɪnˈti] СУЩ.
2. appointee ЮРИД.:
- appointee
- bénéficiaire м. и ж.
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However, after the 1931 uprising, the municipal councils were supplemented by government appointees.
en.wikipedia.org If more than half of the term remains, the appointee may serve until a special election is held.
en.wikipedia.org The authors go on to argue that this suggests the mantle of office protecting normal incumbents does not fully cover the appointee.
en.wikipedia.org All appointees to this distinction have (thus far) been at the rank of baron.
en.wikipedia.org This resulted in the replacement of the previous board structure with a new one in which 15 private-sector appointees are made by the province.
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