Sentence examples for appoint leading from inspiring English sources

The government hopes to appoint leading bankers to run the sale by the end of May, and hopes to start the process by the autumn.

The investigation became public two months before the November 2006 election, when Mr. Menendez was running for election to the seat to which he had been appointed, leading Democrats to claim that the Christie investigation was politically motivated.

Boris Johnson has appointed leading City economist Gerard Lyons as his chief economic adviser – to the consternation of critics who point out this brings to seven the number of advisers serving the London mayor on a six-figure salary.

Technology firm Yahoo has appointed leading Google executive Marissa Mayer as its next chief executive (CEO).

"To address this the council appointed leading highways contractor Balfour Beatty last year to tackle the city's roads.

This paper aims to evaluate the latest development of Beijing's counterpart technical support policy from early 2008, when Beijing's 13 leading urban general hospitals were appointed to each form partnerships with one appointed leading rural general hospital [ 19].

For the visitation, the pope appointed some leading Anglophone bishops.

Roosevelt wisely appointed several leading Republicans to the U.S. delegation, avoiding Wilson's fatal error and securing the Senate ratification of the UN Charter on July 28 , 1945 by a vote of 89 2.

The club, who say they rejected three offers for a player who has two years left on his contract, have appointed the leading barrister Nick Randall QC, whose other clients include the England captain Wayne Rooney, and the Leeds-based sports lawyer Richard Cramer to fight their case.

In attempt to turn around its fortunes it appointed former leading Google executive Marissa Mayer as its chief executive last year.

He said he would abolish the Houses of Parliament, appoint 100 leading businessmen to run the country and reinstate the death penalty.