Sentence examples for appointing them to from inspiring English sources
He has used the mechanisms of incumbency to his advantage, inviting donors to state dinners and appointing them to his Jobs Council.
But he has also made an issue of his opposition to Shariah, the Islamic legal code, and his willingness to question Muslims before appointing them to his cabinet.
Such is the cynical one-liner from Borgen, a Danish political television series, in which the prime minister seeks to dispose of uncomfortable colleagues by appointing them to the European Commission.
At the same time, he tolerated illicit enrichment schemes within the armed forces, even chafing at international censure of powerful generals accused of involvement in drug trafficking by appointing them to important posts.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Friday made two prominent Washington lawyers very happy and very busy, appointing them to argue on behalf of positions that neither side in the challenges to the 2010 health care law has chosen to embrace.
Last fall, all members of the Georgia legislature received letters signed by Gov. Maddox appointing them to the Governor's Youth Council on Alcohol , Tobacco and Healthand asking them to sign a pledge card that said, "I will not partake of or use alcoholic beverages or tobacco in any form.
There is a lingering mythology that Justices turn out to surprise the Presidents who appoint them to the Court.
Under this plan, the five county bar associations have the authority to evaluate the lawyers and appoint them to panels that hand out their assignments.
President Obama initially appointed them to the labor board without the Senate's consent in a disputed "recess appointment," a move struck down by a federal appeals court.
Other big holders of Enron shares in the Bush administration are ambassadors, most of whom were businessmen before Mr. Bush appointed them to their foreign postings.
Instead, it stems from four decades of efforts by conservative judges and justices (reflecting the preferences of the politicians who appointed them) to restrictively construe civil rights laws to ensure that they challenge discrimination barely at all.
