Sentence examples for by appointing one from inspiring English sources

John Quincy Adams inaugurated the practice by appointing one of his presidential rivals, Henry Clay, to that post.

By appointing one organisation to take responsibility for managing the whole cancer care journey, we can demand truly seamless care, and ensure no patient or carer gets lost in a complex system.

But Mr. Koizumi took care to balance the slate of top party leaders by appointing one of his vanquished rivals for the party presidency, Taro Aso, to the party's No. 3 job.

Obama started out the cycle by appointing one of the main architects of the incredibly unpopular Bush bailout plans -- Tim Geithner -- to be his chief economic policymaker and spokesman, and followed that by re-appointing Bush's Fed chief Ben Bernanke.

For example, if the Trump administration undoes Roe v. Wade by appointing one or two new Supreme Court judges who rejects its principles; begins to deport undocumented immigrants, especially the dreamers, those who were brought to America as children; continues to make it more difficult to vote―then we need to say no and object and if appropriate challenge these actions in the courts.

Under the plan, the governor fills a vacancy in the court by appointing one of three judges selected by a nonpartisan judicial commission.

During the campaign, Trump appealed to conservatives by promising to appoint one of their own to the Supreme Court, and in May 2016, he released a list of 11 potential nominees.

The Governor and Mayor will each appoint five members to the trust's governing board, and the three neighborhoods affected by the project will appoint one each.

If the presidency council fails to choose a prime minister within the two weeks, the assembly can appoint one by a two-thirds vote.

At his appearance before Judge Robert H. Downer Jr. in Charlottesville General District Court, Fields said he could not afford an attorney and was appointed one by the court.

He was later appointed one by the court.