Sentence examples for appointing it from inspiring English sources

The committee member said that Mr. Bloomberg never made any attempts to contact the commission after appointing it, and was gracious when he learned of its decision.

You can almost imagine him setting up a tent — and appointing it beautifully.

Among the available PHY options, the impulse radio ultra-wideband (IR-UWB) PHY (formerly defined in the IEEE 802.15.4a-2007 standard) has several advanced properties, such as built-in ranging capabilities, low duty cycle, low probability of detection, and robustness against interference, appointing it an ideal information carrier for communication among the sensor network devices [2].

"It is fundamental to the constitution of a body with investigatory and disciplinary powers, such as the present commission, that it must act independently of the person or body appointing it," he said.

Queen Victoria appointed it the court perfumer.

The question is, do you trust the government enough to appoint it your guardian?

Dioceses are required to have a financial oversight board, but the bishop appoints it.

That means nothing in it yet represents the official position of the I.P.C.C. or the governments that appointed it.

When a new manager is appointed, it usually coincides with an upturn in the players' performances and a positive vibe.

When Langer was appointed it was arguable that he had kicked himself upstairs a match too soon.

After she was appointed, it emerged that she was a friend and neighbour of Leon Brittan, a former home secretary.