Sentence examples for a bad appointment from inspiring English sources

That is not to say he is a bad appointment for United.

"I still think that Mr. Klein was a bad appointment," he said, "but what stood in the balance was the great blow that a loss would have represented for the prime minister".

"I don't know him that well, so I can't say whether it's a good or a bad appointment," said Heynckes, whose Bayern team play Chelsea in this month's Champions League final.

To those thinking it is a bad appointment, again I would say what England needs is a change at academy level, as the Germans had in the early 2000s, prior to even caring about a world class manager cookiesandcream Apart from the Germany game earlier this year I can't remember the last time England put good quality crosses into the box.

Lord Kitchener was a bad gimmicky appointment as war minister in 1914, the press magnate, Lord Beaverbrook, better in 1940.

At some point Obama is probably going to make a bad political appointment.

"This is not some bad appointment.

After two bad appointments, the president picked a good education minister, Fernando Haddad, who enjoys the backing of educational reformers.Thanks to these programmes 97% of children aged 7-14 now have access to schooling and attendance is good.

Mr. Bush, who had been unable to name a single mistake when asked a similar question at a news conference in March, said he had made some bad appointments, but that he did not want to name them because he did not want to embarrass anyone.

There is no way he can be removed for incompetence or bad appointments.

His attempts to galvanize the war effort and remedy gross defects in many branches of the services were partly nullified by bad appointments at home and in Crimea.