Sentence examples for appointed people from inspiring English sources

"The state had appointed people who were, in my opinion, incompetent," Mr. Tilles said.

"He promoted and appointed people based on merit, ability and performance".

And they have appointed people to regulatory bodies who sustain the logic of competitiveness.

But he stuck to his guns, and appointed people whom more traditional business schools would not even have considered.

"The pope has done exactly what you or I would do if we were pope: he has appointed people who basically agree with him on the important issues".

She says "Charles hasn't always chosen his sages wisely" and has appointed people who tell him what he wants to hear rather than the truth.

Tories Amends Leveson to reflect press concerns that the appointments panel might appoint people of whom the press disapprove.

Amends Leveson to reflect press concerns that the appointments panel might appoint people of whom the press disapprove.

Would he appoint people with such beliefs to his administration?

One survey respondent said: "People appoint people like themselves.

You win elections to appoint people to jobs.