Sentence examples for appoint to a from inspiring English sources

"Since October 2014, the prime minister has been able to choose whom to appoint to a permanent secretary job, from a list of appointable candidates," the report said.

Other laws Mr. Obama has said he need not obey as written include format requirements for budget requests, limits on whom he may appoint to a commission, and a restriction on putting troops under United Nations command.

He was also accused of committing "maladministration" in February when he informed Justice Thayer which judges he would appoint to a special panel needed to hear the Thayer divorce case because the Supreme Court justices had all recused themselves.

The 600-bushel rank was the lowest the emperor could directly appoint to a central government position; any official of lower status was overseen by central or provincial officials of high rank.

Kelly is the third retired general Trump reportedly plans to appoint to a cabinet-level position, and like prospective defense secretary Jams Mattis, appears to disagree with his potential boss on some issues.

He asked the LGBT community to nominate a representative whom he could appoint to a government post, saying he needed "the brightest" to replace those he has recently fired over allegations of corruption.

Fuller was again appointed to a pulpit in London (1652).

In 2001 Annan was appointed to a second term.

People appointed to a new post soon wanted a deputy.

Last year, when Hardin was appointed to a judgeship, Governor Mike Easley appointed Nifong to finish his term.

Two years ago, she was appointed to a Whitehall task force to examine the Government's spending review.