Sentence examples for * appointing in from inspiring English sources

Selection panels appointing in their own image.

In 1542 he set up 16 financial and administrative divisions, the généralités, appointing in each a collector general responsible for the collection of all royal revenues within his area.

But objectors need to reflect that the recruitment was done by producer Preethi Mavahalli and approved by Zadie Smith, both of whom would be hard to accuse of unconscious racial bias or appointing in their own image.

Rosenior would argue otherwise, but he still pauses on hearing the comments his father gave to this newspaper in 2004 about unconscious bias and chairmen appointing in their own image.

The convention gave the job of picking electors to the state legislatures — or, more precisely, to "each State," which would do the appointing "in such Manner as the Legislature thereof may direct".

The DFB's then president, Gerhard Mayer-Vorfelder, is credited with having led the review, appointing, in a characteristically German way, a study group to examine modern football and plan a new philosophy and national development structure.

We are also appointing an in-house business assurance adviser, directly reporting to me, who will administer the systems and deliver training to colleagues.

His successor will be appointed in January.

The Republican professor was appointed in 1984.

STEPHEN F. WILLIAMS -- Appointed in June 1986.

He was appointed in January.