Sentence examples for appoint a point from inspiring English sources

Syria will appoint a point person within the Syrian regime for chemical weapons and by November 1 must have completed the destruction of all chemical weapon production and mixing/filling facilities, the draft states.

Mr. Bach has made rights a criteria for the future awarding of tournaments and appointed a point man for human rights while Qatar is under pressure to significantly reform, if not abolish, its kafala or sponsorship system that puts employees at the mercy of their employers.

MEP Annamaria Corazza-Bildt, the first co-author of the resolution explained the importance to appoint "a focal point on children rights and well-being in each parliamentary committee.

As for critics' gripes that he has failed to appoint a top EU point man, he claimed that there was no rush, as he himself would be in overall charge of the negotiations.So all is set fair for October 3rd?

Dual tracking would be barred and servicers would be required to give accurate information about mortgage assumptions and foreclosure-prevention programs, while appointing a single point of contact for survivors.

An SPL statement said if administrators are appointed "a 10-point deduction would apply immediately to its total points in the League Championship".

Section 6 instead provides that arbitrators can choose to appoint an umpire at any point, but must do "forthwith" if they fundamentally disagree.

Palace, who remain bottom of the Premier League and five points from safety, had appointed Iain Moody as their sporting director before the game and co-chairman Steve Parish said the club hoped to appoint a new manager next week.

As part of his strategy, the mayor appointed a first-time point person on homelessness who was able to rally stakeholders and get the job done.

On his request, the RBI appointed a panel of experts to point a way there.

All of these calls are controversial, but the point of appointing a liberal justice secretary is not to avoid the argument, but to make the best case possible for sensible distinctions.