Sentence examples for appointing someone to from inspiring English sources

The judge would not allow Mr. Blagojevich to tell jurors that he thought his plans to seek a top job in exchange for appointing someone to President Obama's vacated Senate seat were legal.

At a press conference on December 9th, Patrick Fitzgerald, the U.S. attorney who brought the case against Blagojevich, implied that he arrested the Governor to stop him from appointing someone to the Senate seat.

Still, the report also stated that no associates of Mr. Obama had talks about a deal in which Mr. Blagojevich would benefit from appointing someone to the Senate seat.

Despite his emphatic defense of the department in a news conference at City Hall, Mr. Giuliani conceded for the first time that he would consider appointing someone to oversee the process of handling civilian complaints against the police.

Mr. Manchin, who has said he prefers a special election rather than appointing someone to serve through 2012, said he would "speak with the state's legislative leadership immediately to determine how we will further proceed in order to reach a conclusion to this matter".

But in appointing someone to replace Senator Ken Salazar, Mr. Obama's choice to be the next secretary of the interior, the Democratic governor, Bill Ritter Jr., will have to wrestle with keeping moderates and independent voters happy to keep the seat in the party's hands.

If a company undergoes bankruptcy and receivership, the court may appoint someone to head the operation.

In the interim, the governor is expected to appoint someone to fill the seat until November.

Mr. Christie is expected to appoint someone to fill the seat for the next few months.

I guess it could be a good idea to appoint someone to deal with this stuff.

I don't think people have to necessarily appoint someone to a particular position," Jeter said.