right to appoint

This idea held that, in the absence of a legitimate authority, the people had the right to appoint their own leaders.

The Governor would also gain the right to appoint state education commissioners.

Where else, others asked aloud, do troops assume they have the right to appoint their own general?

The king has the right to appoint one of his brothers as heir apparent.

And the governor certainly has the right to appoint his own people to state entities.

From 1937, the state received the right to appoint to of the company's eight board members.

This situation remained until 1804, when the town acquired the right to appoint their own priest.

Each member state has the right to appoint a national representative.

Goldman, Sachs also received the right to appoint one member to the company's board.