Sentence examples for appoint by from inspiring English sources

We're recruiting a primary headteacher and an assistant head and we're looking to appoint by the end of October.

He said that the public editor, whom he intended to appoint by early fall, would report directly to him, with "a guarantee" of access to the publisher.

The constitution gives the President the power to appoint, "by and with the advice and consent of the Senate," "ambassadors, other public ministers and consuls, judges of the Supreme Court, and all other officers of the United States".

"We have a list of candidates and we will be looking to appoint by the end of the week," said director Harris.

A feoffment "to the use of such person and persons, and of such estate and estates as I shall appoint by my will" produced a use without formally creating a legal estate; the land was held on a lease, rather than freehold.

He could call a Special Session of Congress to announce the findings of the IPCC report and, in view of its gravity, appoint by Executive Order a Special Bi-Partisan Climateion on Changee Change with a short deadline to review the report, summarize research from a range of other reputable sources, and propose actions commensurate with the findings.

He was appointed by Pres.

Both were appointed by Mr. Bush.

Its president is appointed by the mayor.

Both were originally appointed by President George W. Bush.

Managers are appointed by the state.