Sentence examples for appoint better from inspiring English sources
"But if you have money you can buy better players and appoint better managers.
A survey of academic economists by The Economist finds the majority at times by overwhelming margins believe Mr Obama has the superior economic plan, a firmer grasp of economics and will appoint better economic advisers.Our survey is not, by any means, a scientific poll of all economists.
"There are some things that scare me about him, but he would probably appoint better Supreme Court justices than one of the Democratic presidential candidates".
RS: And we're going to be told by progressive Democrats, by Democrats, one has to support the candidate of the Democratic Party because they care more about civil liberties, they care more about freedom, they'll appoint better judges.
Justin Trudeau is in favor of appointing better senators, by creating some sort of advisory body to help him pick qualified Canadians to sit in the cushy upper chamber, and he would stop requiring that his senators sit as Liberals.
My late brother used to say that one has to vote Democratic if for no other reason than that Democratic presidents appoint far better, fairer, more decent, and compassionate judges than Republican presidents do.
It was never going to be popular with those who actually attend A-League games, but FFA could have at least appointed a better ambassador.
They were ordered not to damage Mr Arafat's own office, although knocking down the surrounding buildings would plainly bring him attention and sympathy.The Palestinians were actively preparing to appoint Mahmoud Abbas (better known as Abu Mazen) as a prime minister.
"The quicker they move on and appoint someone, the better.
With faith in government at an all-time low, it's time for mayors, county executives and governors to do one concrete thing to make the delivery of government services better — appoint someone to lead government data efforts — a Chief Data Officer (CDO).
"57 days was not enough time to judge but it would appear the appointment was a mistake and perhaps it would have been better to appoint a manager who knew the Championship.
