Sentence examples for appointing a number from inspiring English sources

"We are in the process of appointing a number of roster agencies to work on a range of campaigns between now and 2012," said a spokesman for London 2012.

Serious attempts are being made to limit the dangers of proliferation in reprocessing, for example, by keeping plutonium and uranium mixed during reprocessing or by appointing a number of countries that reprocess the spent fuel of other nations under international safeguards.

So today I am personally appointing a number of senior parliamentarians as trade envoys.

Despite the revolutionary rhetoric he employed during the campaign his first government set out on a relatively moderate path, appointing a number of conservative figures to political positions.

His grandson, Æthelstan, carried on the work, inviting foreign scholars such as Israel to England, and appointing a number of continental clerics as bishops.

As any business investor knows, if you want to do good business in Egypt you have to agree to appointing a number of retired army officers to executive positions at a very lucrative rate.

Following their appointment, the President appoints a number of Vice-Presidents (the High Representative is mandated to be one of them) from among the commissioners.

Both you and former President Faust have appointed a number of them in recent months.

Over the past year, the White House did appoint a number of senior officials with housing experience.

MIT Sloan appoints a number of MBAn students to teaching and research assistantships that vary in workload and stipend percentage.

Since assuming office, at the end of June, Allawi has appointed a number of Baathists to senior positions most significantly, in the military and intelligence apparatus.