Sentence examples for be likely to appoint from inspiring English sources

The ANC is thought to be likely to appoint the housing minister, Lindiwe Sisulu, as the deputy president in place of Mlambo-Ngcuka.

Do you think he's likely to appoint someone like Scalia or someone else on the court, far right, that would outlaw Planned -- excuse me -- outlaw abortion?

Westminster is awash with speculation about who May is likely to appoint to senior positions.

The justices are likely to appoint a special master to take evidence and recommend a resolution.

Still, Ms. Granholm is likely to appoint a manager in the next several days.

She is likely to appoint an emergency manager to take over the municipal finances in the next several days.

"At least the PMB has a female president, so it is likely to appoint more women," she said.

The justices are likely to appoint a special master to hear evidence in the case and make a recommendation.

PAGE 1 Editorial CANDIDATES AND THE COURT Among the issues voters need to consider is this: The next president is likely to appoint several Supreme Court justices.

Among the many issues voters need to consider in this campaign is this vital fact: The next president is likely to appoint several Supreme Court justices.

Babson said Trump was likely to appoint business-friendly NLRB members who would seek to reverse pro-union decisions made by the Democratic-controlled board under Obama.