appointive in a sentence

Definition

APPOINTIVE: relating to a position or role that is filled by an official decision or appointment rather than by election or other means.

The board made an appointive decision regarding the new director's role.
Her appointive position in the organization gave her significant influence over policy changes.
He was selected for an appointive role in the committee based on his extensive experience.
The appointive nature of the job meant that she could be replaced at any time.
They debated the merits of an appointive versus an elected leadership model.
His appointive authority allowed him to make critical decisions without needing approval.
The appointive members of the council were chosen for their expertise and background.
She felt the appointive process lacked transparency and needed reform.
Their appointive roles required them to uphold certain ethical standards.
The organization prefers using an appointive system to ensure qualified candidates fill key positions.