Sentence examples for appointing foreigners from inspiring English sources

Appointing foreigners has not always been easy.

MORE and more companies are appointing foreigners to their boards.

It should also mean stern supervision of how it is spent, preferably by appointing foreigners to run the banks in question.

Philip became King of England (a fact often forgotten in lists of English monarchs) but the Marriage Act passed by a reluctant and hostile parliament banned him from appointing foreigners to offices in England, stopped him from taking the Queen or, crucially, any child born to her during their marriage out of the country, and barred him from the succession should the Queen die before him.

The order is limited to only 24 members, although the British monarch can appoint foreigners as "honorary members".

England would not be obliged to provide military support to Philip's father in any war, and Philip could not act without his wife's consent or appoint foreigners to office in England.

In late March Toyota announced it would cut its board in half and limit its day-to-day reach, and even gasp!–appoint foreigners and younger executives to top management.

decided that the Government should have no objection to Temasek appointing a foreigner as CEO if he was assessed by the Board to be suitable and the best candidate available.

Still, Mr. Karzai is reserving the right to appoint the foreigners himself; before, that authority rested with the United Nations.

In the following year, Henry VII appointed a foreigner, Peter Actors of Savoy, as royal stationer, with complete freedom to import books.

Charles, who came to the Spanish throne in 1516, had inflamed national opinion by appointing to high posts foreigners who carried out arbitrary and exploitative actions.