Sentence examples for appointed it will from inspiring English sources

If a new third judge is appointed, it will take months for the new judge to plow through the vast trial proceedings.

Once the contractor is appointed, it will be expected to report within a year.

Even if legislated and appointed now, it will not be up and running with needed clearances for months.

"If Basescu refuses to appoint Ponta, it will be a declaration of political war," said Cristian Parvulescu, the dean of political science at the National School of Political Studies and Public Administration in Bucharest.

You should notice that this skill will get better the more you apply it, at first it may take quite a time but soon things will get easy to appoint that it will come to you naturally.

According to several British media outlets including the BBC, Woolworths will be holding a meeting of its board on Wednesday, where it will appoint Deloitte as its administrator.

Before Parliament ends its session on Sunday, it will appoint Li Keqiang as prime minister on Friday, succeeding Wen Jiabao, and install new deputy prime ministers, ministers and other senior officials.

In 1966, North Korea's World Cup squad was adopted by Middlesbrough and appointed as honorary Teesiders   It will be cricket's loss.

If BlackRock is appointed manager, as expected, it will be responsible for managing the securities sold into the fund's portfolio, deciding whether to sell an asset at a particular price or hold it to maturity.

Stone is a major downgrade on Bennett – to be fair, unless Craig Bellamy or Des Hasler are appointed to succeed Bennett, it will be a major downgrade – but he is popular with the players and should at least inject some energy into a lethargic group.

And if the right person is appointed as assistant secretary, it will likely work.