Sentence examples for board to appoint from inspiring English sources

The hope is to persuade Morgan Stanley's board to appoint an independent chairman.

It was he who persuaded the Barcelona board to appoint Guardiola as first-team coach in 2008.

But the controversial circumstances surrounding his sacking prompted a cautious board to appoint the cautious Dave Sexton.

The decision of the Atlanta Symphony's board to appoint Donald Runnicles as principal guest conductor, to work closely with Mr. Spano, was probably a move to reassure subscribers.

Ferguson, a key voice in selecting a successor, also admires Moyes and is understood to have advised the board to appoint him.

One suggestion, backed by International Rivers among others, is to set a fixed rate for audits and to allow the Board to appoint the auditor in a transparent basis.

"It requires a lot of confidence for boards to appoint someone on credentials and merit rather than name," she admits.

Mr. Wiener, the senator said, buys rent-stabilized buildings, converts them to co-ops, illegally holds onto most apartments himself as rentals with unregulated rents and uses his voting power on shareholder boards to appoint his own company as manager.

With a Republican majority in both houses, the legislature enacted many of his proposals, including the Poorman Law, requiring voter registration in Cleveland and Cincinnati (and later in all large cities), as well as the Pugsley Law, which established nonpartisan boards to appoint election officials.

Pryor is still listed as a board member on the Rockingham County Schools website, but the board plans to appoint a replacement until his term expires in December 2014, according to the News & Record.

"The board intends to appoint an acting president and chief executive officer promptly".