Sentence examples for appointing your from inspiring English sources

Insist on appointing your own deputy governors and delegate real authority to them – essential with the wider responsibilities now given to the Bank.

Their fight, Mr. Tijanic said, "is not about politics, it's about starting positions, about appointing your own people to the society's checkpoints: customs, finance, banks, foreign trade, army, police, secret police and the big enterprises and systems that should be privatized".

It's been Garry Monk and Tim Sherwood – just appointing your oldest player or youth coach and hoping for the best is somehow a viable strategy that beats twenty years of managerial experience.

If the judge grants the petition, an order appointing your relative as your conservator for the conservatorship of your person and/or estate will be filed, and Letters of Conservatorship will be issued to him or her.

The easiest route might be to appoint your husband as your envoy.

I only wish we had appointed your clan to the underwhelming deficit-reduction supercommittee.

("I should like to be appointed your professor," he wrote to her, "you being required to attend the whole term").

"I would like to be appointed your professor," he wrote her, in a letter Schor calls "unmistakably flirtatious".

"If you're going to appoint your vice-president, that smacks of authoritarianism in this age when people should be elected.

So, whether you're elected leaders (as in older universities such as mine) or appointed, your currency is the same: ill-conceived change to entrench the interests of your cliques and for the sake of being seen to do something.

But say you won't appoint your mates to top jobs in recently privatised industries or exert undue influence over public television, thus implicitly accusing Mr Aznar of doing both these things.Seven, make friends.