Sentence examples for Appoint with from inspiring English sources

The trust looked for a deputy chief executive but failed to appoint; with hindsight that looks like a critical failure.

DICKERSON: So, Senator Cruz, the Constitution says the president "shall appoint with advice and consent from the Senate," just to clear that up.

Advisers to the NSC are the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, and other officials whom the president may appoint with Senate approval.

He may also nominate and appoint, with the consent of the Senate, judges of the inferior courts whose jurisdiction is only within one municipality.

On 23 December 1248, he was also authorised by the Pope to appoint, with the agreement of the Bishop of Glasgow, a new bishop for Argyll.

Article II, Section 2 of the United States Constitution authorizes the president to appoint, "with the Advice and Consent of the Senate," all federal judges.

I have also appointed with other primary and adjunct faculty appointments in ECE and BME in the past.

Rooms, often appointed with chandeliers, start at 450 Swiss francs.

The upper floor is appointed with weirdly ornate Soviet chandeliers.

Its nine rooms are appointed with a subtle nautical touch.

Superbly appointed with impeccable attention to detail and understated elegance.