Sentence examples for cannot appoint from inspiring English sources

Mr Bush cannot appoint her to anything without provoking fury.

She cannot appoint her own lawyer to fight legal battles for her.

Mr Justice Coulson said: "Convicted murderers cannot appoint themselves as unpaid investigators of another crime, no matter how serious.

"The U.S. president cannot appoint an ambassador, he cannot even solely decide on the sale of a helicopter," he said last year.

(The comedian Sabina Guzzanti, whose father was at one point a member of Berlusconi's party, said, "One cannot appoint someone to be Minister of Equal Opportunity simply because she is sucking your dick").

"You cannot appoint a prime minister by asking a few groups of five or six people who come say, 'We are from Tahrir Square and we think these names are O.K.' There is too much ad lib".

Unlike other big cities such as New York, the Los Angeles mayor cannot directly appoint the head of schools or police.

She cannot, however, appoint or remove public officials, sign or veto legislation or issue nonemergency executive orders.

I cannot even appoint a Group D staff.

Judges cannot be appointed without his approval.

"And most of all a captain cannot be appointed.