Sentence examples for are going to appoint from inspiring English sources

If you are going to appoint an Australian as England coach – and he's going to spend all season in Australia – you better get the very best.

The IES has identified that what employees dislike most are managers who advertise a vacancy but have already really decided who they are going to appoint.

You're not moving to satisfy that court order, and we are going to appoint someone, a master, who will issue a judgment as to how you comply".' Others agree that, ultimately, the solution will come from the courts.

But all you can do is remove it in the first instance and there are very few jobs where you are going to appoint someone purely on the basis of a written submission without actually meeting them," he says.

I will not tell you that one of our great great generals, don't let it outside, we are going to appoint Mad Dog Mattis as our secretary of defense and we're not announcing it until Monday so don't tell it to anybody".

"He is the acting CEO because hopefully they are going to appoint another one.

"But who is going to appoint them?

"The judge is going to appoint a guy in Ecuador to be the expert.

"The next President is going to appoint one, two, three, four Supreme Court Justices.

At one meeting, Bremer said that he was going to appoint a "consultative committee" of Iraqi leaders.

Laporta replied that the decision had already been taken: Barça were going to appoint the inexperienced Pep Guardiola.