Sentence examples for appoint a set from inspiring English sources

A number of countries, including Germany, France and Spain, have quotas requiring companies to appoint a set percentage of women to their boards.

The Republican leaders of the Legislature called a special session for Friday to appoint a set of presidential electors who would support Gov. George W. Bush.

Hours after Vice President Al Gore's lawyers filed what they said was his final appeal in his quest for the presidency, the Republican leaders of the Florida Legislature called a special session for Friday to appoint a set of presidential electors who would support Gov. George W. Bush.

Republican leaders of the Florida Legislature called a special session for tomorrow to appoint a set of presidential electors to the Electoral College who would support Bush.

Appoint a set time and place to meet.

In 2004, the International Society for Cellular Therapy appointed a set of standard criteria to facilitate a more uniform characterization of MSC.

Villanueva later said he would appoint a new set of advisors with more limited roles.

At Harvard, Presidents Drew Faust and Larry Bacow have continued to appoint a more diverse set of leaders, including exemplary female role models, to this end.

Then he declared that he would appoint a commission to set "decency standards" to keep such work out of museums that receive public money.

Mr. Ridge will have to raise the level of his game -- and appoint a high-powered set of deputies -- if he expects to get control of the sprawling empire he is expected to inherit.

D1 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Another Brooklyn Exhibit Draws Fire From Giuliani Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said an exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum of Art that included a photograph of a nude woman as Christ at the Last Supper was "disgusting," and said he would appoint a commission to set "decency standards" to keep such work out of museums that receive public money.