How do you use Appointive in a sentence? See 3 example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, including synonyms like decision or nominated, plus the exact meaning.
Appointive in a sentence
Appointive meaning
Of, pertaining to, or filled by appointment.
Synonyms of Appointive
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The Manitoba system mirrors the Canadian national system – though Canada also has an appointive Senate, the subject of considerable controversy and the object of many demands for reform.
With sustained advocacy, women, as major drivers of the political process, especially through votes and mobilization, stand a better chance of holding both elective and appointive offices,” she said.
The extant National Gender Policy (NGP) recommended 35 percent affirmative action and sought for a more inclusive representation of women with at least 35 per cent of both elective and appointive public service positions respectively.
Common combinations with appointive
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