Sentence examples for appointed different from inspiring English sources

Biographer Lawrence Mayo suggests Endecott would have appointed different men for the search had he been serious about catching them.

If shareholders don't like that opinion, their only real remedy is to appoint different directors.

Mr. Marshall, who has asked the court to appoint different temporary administrators, has requested that the judge recognize the 2002 will.

But the 46-year-old hopes it will never reach a point where Australia appoint different full-time coaches for the Test and one-day formats.

To reaffirm the separation between retail and investment banking divisions, Mr. Osborne said on Monday that banks would have to appoint different senior managers to oversee each division.

The agreement outlined a complicated series of alternatives to appoint different candidates for the Senate job and gain different returns in exchange: Mr. Blagojevich wished to be given the leftover campaign money from one unnamed Senate hopeful, or a $1.5 million donation from another.

Studies appoint different coping strategies (Skinner et al. 2003; Tomás et al. 2012) but, in general, they can be classified in two categories according to their functions, defined by Lazarus and Folkman (1984) as focused on the problem and focused on the emotion.

Different cultures appoint different weights to information on patients with cancer regarding diagnosis, prognosis and treatment.

If you have too many agents to put on one mission, look at the planner (kept by the mission planner) and appoint different agents to different missions on that.

Luttig told me that it was important that different justices, appointed by different presidents, had decided to reaffirm Roe after it had been the subject of vigorous debate.

They were appointed under different authorities, with radically different rules for reporting and disclosure.