Sentence examples for appoint anyone to from inspiring English sources

Gov. M. Jodi Rell has not yet bothered to appoint anyone to head the Commission on Culture and Tourism, a post that has been vacant since January.

Rather, senators object to the man who appointed him: Rod Blagojevich, Illinois's governor, who is facing indictment on corruption charges.Harry Reid, the Senate's majority leader, warned Mr Blagojevich not to appoint anyone to Mr Obama's open seat, and vowed not to seat him if he did.

He forgot to appoint anyone to actually be a delegate.

He has yet to appoint anyone to head the White House Office of National AIDS Policy.

The legislature passed acts in 1895 that removed the last of the governor's authority to appoint anyone to executive positions.

Therefore, nobody who might replace Blagojevich as governor will have the inherent authority to appoint anyone to the United States Senate.

Mr. Abbas has not yet appointed anyone to replace her.

Zerkalo Nedeli, a Ukrainian news website, reported that the Defence Minister, Pavlo Lebedev, left for the Autonomous Republic of Crimea without appointing anyone to take over his duties.

It means that, in states with two Republican senators, President Obama can effectively be blocked from appointing anyone to the federal bench.

Rae Hutton, a spokeswoman for Mr. DiFrancesco, said she did not know why he had not appointed anyone to the special committee.

He also said that he'd consult with "experienced leaders" such as Ike or Nixon before appointing anyone to "critical national-security posts" like State or Defense.