Sentence examples for appoint more from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush has promised to appoint more Scalias and Thomases.

Japan's government is pressing businesses to appoint more women to their boards.

Why is it so difficult to appoint more judges in India?

They can now, for instance, appoint more directors without this being deemed to constitute control.

It has been asked by David Cameron not to appoint more than two per year.

The key, she said, was to appoint more women as administrators.

Maybe that was just a reminder that he might still get to appoint more judges.

Increasingly assertive local parties select whom they wish, resistant to pressure from the national leadership to appoint more women candidates.

But much changed after a 2010 amendment to the Constitution that gave the government the right to appoint more judges.

And university officials often say they cannot find enough women with enough worthy publications and research to appoint more.

"The suggestion that what we are doing is rushing [to appoint more women] is not very helpful.