Sentence examples similar to appointing out from inspiring English sources

South Carolina later passed a law barring courts from appointing out-of-state lawyers in capital cases.

And he ruled that divisional chief financial officers, including European ones, be appointed out of Stamford.

The names given to the tribes were the ten which the Pythia appointed out of the hundred selected national heroes.

He was one of 14 appointed out of 2,307 applicants.

"Each lawyer we appointed dropped out in a matter of days," said Brian, Blackwood's father.

Mr. Patrick ruled out appointing himself.

Now that he is governor, he has ruled out appointing himself.

They have also not completely ruled out appointing Moyes, who has misgivings of his own about taking the job.

The Prime Minister also failed to rule out appointing hundreds of new Conservative peers to give the party a majority in the House of Lords.

Jenkins also admitted they would be casting their net wide and did not rule out appointing a manager from abroad.

Manchin wants to run for the seat, but has ruled out appointing himself to fill the vacancy.