Sentence examples for appointing as from inspiring English sources

In case you didn't know: The current justices are old enough that the next president could end up appointing as many as four new members to the nation's highest court.

Mr Michalak recommends barring the biological mother from appointing as foster parent anyone but a relative.

Today I am continuing this approach by appointing as editors two highly talented young journalists.

They started, on October 1st, by appointing as interim "civilian" prime minister General Surayud Chulanont, a former army commander who retired from the service in 2003.

Critics in the state complained that Ms. Palin had undercut her clean-government image by appointing as her chief adviser on the pipeline a former lobbyist for TransCanada.

He brought in a team to "rebrand" the city, appointing as the minister of culture not a politician but Boris Milgram, a former university classmate who had left Perm to become an avant-garde theater director in Moscow.

The firm could be appointed as early as this week.

1996 Appointed as chairman of Blacks Leisure.

William Percival Crozier is appointed as editor.

He was appointed as editor in 2009.

Gary Neville has been appointed as manager of La Liga side Valencia.