Sentence examples for as appoint from inspiring English sources
If De Soto isn't elected to Peru's presidency, President Bush should lure him to Washington and make him the czar of our Agency for International Development, as well as appoint him to oversee our relations with the IMF and the World Bank.
Part of his responsibilities are to appoint new Cardinals who will eventually vote for the next pope, as well as appoint and replace bishops and archbishops who provide leadership to Catholics in countries around the world.
Mr Wahid has already taken some important steps, such as appointing a civilian defence minister.
The Netherlands began as a form of republic, with William and his descendants initially acting as appointed leaders.
Gibbons recently served a two-year term on the White House Council for Community Solutions as appointed by President Obama.
For example, as well as appointing a new Minister of Justice, a new chairman of the Supreme Judicial Council was appointed.
It is also a tertiary referral center for adult patients infected with 2009 H1N1 influenza, as appointed by the national government.
The project included features of other successful critical pathways [ 8- 10], such as appointing leaders to champion the project, actively involving relevant stakeholders, and benchmarking.
Wireless deadbolts are nothing new but few are as handsomely appointed as the Goji.
