Sentence examples for appoint one of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mugabe on Monday declared he would never appoint one of Mr. Tsvangirai's closest allies to government — Roy Bennett, a former white commercial farmer — despite earlier promises to do so once he was acquitted of terrorism charges, Mr. Tsvangirai said.

The Secretary shall from time to time appoint one of the members to serve as Chairman.

Each of the Governments concerned shall appoint one of these members.

The key to the compromise was allowing Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, to appoint one of the Republican slots.

Whether Hunt will still be around to appoint one of them seems doubtful – unless, in the words of Take That, everything changes.

Kent was one of the first authorities to appoint one of the new RHEs: Alison Thompson took up her duties three years ago.

The record shows that a Raymond Ping Luen Kwok was appointed one of its directors on 13 September , 2012

Importantly, the EPSRC grant involved a Co-Investigator, Susan Molyneux-Hodgson, from Sociological Studies who had appointed one of us, Andy Balmer, as a postdoc on the project with responsibility for guiding the team in their HP work.

She won on her first attempt and soon was appointed one of the Grand Duchy's members of the European.

In Wisconsin, appointing one of Governor Scott Walker's right-wing allies on the bench to serve as chief justice would enhance conservatives' legal backstop, and thus their ability to pass extreme legislation in the coming years.

Yesterday, the governor's press secretary, Micah Rasmussen, said that Mr. McGreevey appointed one of his most trusted aides because he wanted to keep close tabs on the overhaul.