Sentence examples for Please appoint from inspiring English sources

At a hearing on Wednesday, when asked if she wanted a lawyer, she said: "At this time, it would be prudent to be conservative, and please appoint an attorney".

But before we all forget about him and consign him to history, I have one request: Can somebody in authority please appoint a bipartisan commission, or send a team of investigative reporters, to find out how this buffoon became the governor of the country's second largest state by population and area?

shall be such as his Majesty shall be pleased to appoint.

"We are pleased to appoint Ed Garden to the Family Dollar board and look forward to working closely with him," Howard Levine, the chief executive of Family Dollar, said in a statement.

"We're pleased to appoint David Saker as England fast bowling coach after an exhaustive recruitment process that included a number of world-class candidates," said Hugh Morris, the England and Wales Cricket Board managing director.

Mr Hardwick said: "I am pleased to appoint Sir Peter to conduct an independent and rigorous investigation and I look forward to receiving his findings in due course.

Hillary, if you are elected, please don't appoint Mark Penn to any positions involving health.

Please, adjourn and appoint -- WE CAN'T WAIT!

That doesn't mean appointees always vote in ways that please the parties that appointed them; Chief Justice John Roberts has infuriated Republicans twice in the last few years by voting to uphold the Affordable Care Act, Obama's signature domestic policy achievement.

Achleitner added: "We are pleased to have appointed John Cryan as co-chief executive officer.

"I am pleased we have appointed a chief executive with Ashley's experience and expertise".