Sentence examples for appoint one to from inspiring English sources

In December, Muskegon Heights' school board asked the governor to appoint one to manage the district's $10 million deficit.

"If this President gets a second term, he will appoint one to three Supreme Court justices," Keene says.

Worst case scenario, he will appoint one-to-three shitty Supreme Court justices who will warp the American justice system for a generation.

The latest version of the bill would introduce 120 elected members and 30 appointed ones to the House of Lords in 2015, not 80 and 20.

The reform bill would introduce 120 elected members and 30 appointed ones to the House of Lords in 2015, not 80 and 20.

Yahoo is entitled by its shareholding agreement to appoint one person to the board at Alibaba, out of a total of four.

City Council gets to appoint one member to the all-powerful Financial Advisory Board, but that's about the extent of the legislative body's role under the agreement.

The North Hudson Fire Department provides firefighting service to five cities, including Union City, and the mayors of each appoint one member to its board of directors.

If enough members decide to invest in a particular company, they often form a limited liability corporation and appoint one member to become the principal contact with the entrepreneur.

Democratic Congressional leaders have called on the Bush administration to appoint one senior official to lead a foreclosure relief effort.

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.