Sentence examples for believes appointing from inspiring English sources

Neuberger believes appointing more part-time judges, even on the supreme court, may help encourage the promotion of women.

After a clean-up, she introduced new systems as part of a World Bank waste project, and believes appointing women to key roles has been fundamental to her success.

Warne believes appointing Alastair Cook as captain for the Tests in Chittagong and Mirpur next month could pose problems for England in terms of getting used to a new captaincy style.

The coalition believes appointing Green to find further savings demonstrates its willingness to allow people outside government to look at the books, but it is also banking on benefiting from a businessman's touch when what are likely to be hugely unpopular cuts are announced.

But Ward does not believe appointing a manager from outside the club would have made a difference.

The World Cup is 16 months away but Johnson believes in appointing his captain on virtually a game-by-game basis.

The Board remains open to hearing Third Point's ideas and to working constructively with Third Point, but believes that appointing Mr. Loeb to the Board is not in the best interest of the Company and its shareholders.

But not enough to believe that appointing some nonentity from a Lilliputian European state as Europe's first president would work.

Steven M. Clayton Ocean, N.J., May 10, 2010 To the Editor: I believe in appointing the most qualified person for the job, but is there no one qualified in the United States who didn't go to Harvard, Yale or Princeton?

Only 44% of citizens approved of how the court operates and 60% believe that "appointing supreme court justices for life is a bad thing because it gives them too much power".

Many advocates believe that appointing a HUD leader who has publicly stated that government is incapable of helping America's most vulnerable people, threatens these communities' safety net.