Sentence examples for appoint at from inspiring English sources

At first they wanted to require firms to appoint at least one independent director.

He is calling on Japanese corporations to appoint at least one woman to their boards.

The next president will undoubtedly appoint at least one and possibly up to three new Supreme Court justices.

Under a system borrowed from Germany, Japanese firms must appoint at least three internal auditors to keep an eye on financial management and guard shareholders' interests.

It's likely that whoever is elected President will have the opportunity to appoint at least two Justices to the Supreme Court.

Ginsburg's dissent, to Weisberg, is a strong one: Who do you think President Obama could appoint at this very day, given the boundaries that we have?

P47 New CEO appointed at Imagination Technologies.

Host venues, including stadiums for the 2014 Champions League and Europa League finals, will be appointed at the Executive Committee meeting.

After reading history at Queen's College, Oxford (1945-48), he was appointed at Sedbergh.

Mr. Duisenberg was appointed at a stormy European summit meeting in May 1998 despite opposition from France.

In addition, Dr. Weiler said, a Mars program director will be appointed at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.