Sentence examples for appoint it to from inspiring English sources

"A classroom might work on building a project and then donate a finished hand to someone they know or appoint it to someone in the community who is in need," O'Rourke said.

The question is, do you trust the government enough to appoint it your guardian?

The IRA said it would appoint its interlocutor to the independent international commission on decommissioning this week.

"If a nominated adviser is appointed, it may apply to the London Stock Exchange on behalf of the company for trading to be restored".

Once the contractor is appointed, it will be expected to report within a year.

Sun Tzu also said that, once a general was appointed, it was his duty to carry out his mission, even if the king protested.

(The current Court's last former elected official of any kind was the onetime Arizona state senator Sandra Day O'Connor, who won her seat only after being appointed to it to fill a vacancy).

She is the second woman to be appointed to it.

Was he really a putschist, or somebody appointed to negotiate to block it?

Pearson, the publisher of The Financial Times and part owner of The Economist, said it appointed Lazard to advise it on its business publishing division, for which it has received several expressions of interest.

In the next step, we assign to each subtree a sector of the circle of the size of the angle appointed to it and draw the edge to the subtree in the middle of the sector.