Sentence examples for appointed these from inspiring English sources

The employability of former politicians partly results from a general trend in broadcasting to put on air people already familiar to the audience from a previous career: so, for example, almost all sports broadcasters appointed these days are ex-pros.

"They are cheering and clapping their hands, they are saying 'We've got Abbott on something else' … [former prime minister Julia ]Gillard appointed these people and they are laughing at you … they are rubbing their hands because Tony Abbott is in trouble with his own people and he may go the way John Howard went in Bennelong," Jones said.

On the other, you have people like Bob Yari and Mark Harris, two of the guys who got stiffed in the new process of determining who gets actual credit come Oscar time, wondering who appointed these guys as arbiters of all that is good and holy in the production process.

Theoretically, state legislatures could appoint these electors, if time runs out.

We are delighted to be able to appoint these three substantial figures from such a strong field".

Senate Republicans have warned Mr Obama that recess appointing these two would "provoke a constitutional conflict".This is a little hyperbolic.

Musk said via Twitter in April that the activist shareholder group had "nothing to do" with the decision to appoint these directors.

I am appointing these seats now in light of a recent Board proposal to dramatically restructure the Board and significantly alter the company's voting rights.

And Trump recently promised he will only appoint these judges he announced and no others.

"Kellyanne, it's almost like Mr. Trump appoints these people specifically to undermine the very agencies they head," the spoof Tapper said.

With the new changes to immigration policy, NHS employers wishing to appoint these doctors will have to prove that no suitable European Union applicants are available.