Sentence examples for appoints will be from inspiring English sources

Ducey believes the 2020 election could be more challenging for Republicans than it was in 2018, the people who are familiar with his thinking said, and he wants to ensure that whoever he appoints will be well-positioned to hit the ground running and wage a competitive campaign to retain the seat.

And then he says that "whoever he appoints will be to the right of Stevens," so...it's hard to see where he's "going for it".

The next man appointed will be the head coach, not the manager".

Whoever is appointed will be expected to begin the process of finding a successor to Gulliver, who has been chief executive since 2011.

Even more significant, for the first time since its creation in 1929, the bank's general manager - who has still to be appointed - will be a layman.

For now, no one is sure what steps President Hamid Karzai will take, or whether the attorney general he appointed will be able to take cases of fraud before the Supreme Court.

And the school board, once entirely state-appointed, is being returned to local control; four of the five current members were elected by Roosevelt residents, and the fifth spot, now appointed, will be filled by an election in 2011.

"Whoever is appointed will be an ambassador for the town, and based on the work your club has done to tackle discrimination over the years, I am confident you would seek to ensure that they share these values".

"Whoever is appointed will be an ambassador for this town and based on the work your club has done to tackle discrimination over the years, I am confident you would seek to ensure that they share these values".

Whoever is appointed will be subject to rigorous oversight and scrutiny for quality, patient safety and outcomes, whether they are from the NHS, the voluntary sector, or from the private sector.

The charter commission, the third Mayor Bloomberg has appointed, will be led by Ester R. Fuchs, a political science professor who is a special adviser to the mayor for governance and strategic planning.