Sentence examples for be able to appoint from inspiring English sources

The Serbian municipalities will be able to appoint a regional police chief.

Mr. Karzai will now be able to appoint all five members.

These new figures will be able to appoint and remove chief constables, and to set budgets.

The next president will be able to appoint or reappoint three governors immediately.

But the nation votes for a president, who needs to be able to appoint top officials and judges.

If Carnahan won after his death, the Democratic governor would be able to appoint a two-year replacement.

The mayor should be able to appoint the head of schools and any policy board that assists him.

We are delighted to be able to appoint these three substantial figures from such a strong field".

"The new president won't be able to appoint a prime minister without the support of the party leader".

"But you'll be able to appoint a few vicars and magistrates, Patrick," she said to his departing back.

When he inherits he will be able to appoint priests in four parishes around the family estate.