Sentence examples for appoint all of from inspiring English sources
The IFB (ie the industry grandees) would appoint all of the press people to serve on the trust.
It is certainly true that we would not appoint all of the people who have failed to develop sustainable economic policies in the United States to positions in the new administration.
The United States and others rightly cried foul — the administration even canceled Mr. Karzai's planned White House visit — after the Afghan president issued a decree that would allow him to appoint all of the members of the election watchdog commission that exposed the fraud in last year's election.
fired a warning shot to Republicans on Friday: Stop blocking President Barack Obama's executive branch nominees or I'll ask him to bypass the Senate and recess appoint all of them.
Reid warned that he'll be watching for "significant action" in clearing that list in March, and if that doesn't happen, he'll recommend to Obama that he recess appoint all of them when Congress adjourns in April.
On Wednesday, Mr. Karzai suffered a political defeat when the lower house of Parliament rejected a revision of the election law that would have allowed him to appoint all the members of the agency that investigates election irregularities.
Among other things, the proposal would have given him the power to appoint all the members of the Electoral Complaints Commission, who are currently appointed by the United Nations, the Afghan Supreme Court and the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission.
A similar remedy has worked well in Chicago, where in 1995 the mayor was given the power to appoint all the members of that city's Board of Education, and the schools have improved.
"If something doesn't break here, I am going to recommend to the president he recess appoint all these people, every one of them.
Then, after that had been rejected, seven options were presented, ranging from appointing all the members of the upper house to electing them all, with various blends in between.
