Sentence examples for appoint one of their from inspiring English sources

It's common for VCs to appoint one of their partners to the board – as they should.

During the campaign, Trump appealed to conservatives by promising to appoint one of their own to the Supreme Court, and in May 2016, he released a list of 11 potential nominees.

If they could get the court to appoint one of their relatives ranch custodian while the old sumbitch was in storage they'd get all that grass for free till he was in a pine box.

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

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

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

Governor Pataki; Joseph L. Bruno, the Senate majority leader; and Sheldon Silver, the Assembly speaker, each appoint one of the board's three members.

The group, the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests, said yesterday that the Diocese of Metuchen was the first in the nation to appoint one of its members to a review board.

After months of often rancorous exchanges over who should ultimately control war crimes trials for the Khmer Rouge, the United Nations has conceded to Cambodia the right to appoint one of two prosecutors.

Disney is also seeking a new independent director, and a group of some of the nation's largest pension plans have been interviewing potential candidates in recent weeks, hoping that Disney will appoint one of them.