Sentence examples for because they appointed from inspiring English sources

The calls for Martin Glenn, the chief executive, and Dan Ashworth, the technical director, to resign because they appointed Allardyce and should have known what would happen are surely too shrill.

The key to winning elections is to ensure that judges in the provinces are sympathetic, because they appoint the magistrates who conduct the polls in the constituencies.

Among their base it is a central tenet that electing Republican presidents is vital precisely because they appoint right-leaning judges who will keep perceived liberal overreach in check.

They get these humongous pay packages because they appoint the compensation committees on their boards that decide executive pay.

Pat? CADDELL: Because, when they appointed the new chairman of G.M., who announced the day of his appointment, I know nothing about the car business, his name was Edward Whitacre.

Because of prejudice, they appointed white guardians to oversee Osage wealth under the prejudiced assumption that somehow the Osage were not able to handle their own money, which was absurd.

Republicans have called some members of the commission biased because they were appointed by Mr. Spitzer.

And that is because they were appointed by politicians who themselves have no interest in promoting objectivity and truth".

Trustees are indeed independent in corporate or personal bankruptcy cases because they are appointed by the bankruptcy court.

The two-year terms of the other 11 members of the council expire in December because they were appointed by Abbott after he had named the chairman.

It is unrealistic of City at the moment, due to stagnation in the past two years, to expect instant Champions League credibility just because they have appointed a smart manager.