Sentence examples for choice to appoint from inspiring English sources

He also defended his choice to appoint Lord Adonis to run the National Infrastructure Commission.

Many Nassar survivors and former elite gymnasts criticized USA Gymnastics' choice to appoint Tracy. .

In 2010, Senate Republicans spiked Obama's choice to appoint a permanent head to the agency, the well-respected former North Carolina banking commissioner Joseph Smith.

After re-election in 2009 it was his own choice not to appoint a cabinet of technocrats but to stay in his "big tent".

Under the circumstances, the board had little choice but to appoint directors to manage the company after Ms. Barad's sudden departure.

The new president, Michel Suleiman, had no choice but to appoint him after a majority of the members of Parliament gave Mr. Siniora their support.

Given the city's refusal to alter its practices significantly, Judge Scheindlin had little choice but to appoint an outside monitor to oversee sweeping changes in how the New York Police Department trains its officers and carries out the stop-and-frisk policy.

But after Trump fired former FBI Director James Comey and later said he hoped it would help end the Russia probe, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein had little choice but to appoint a special counsel to head the investigation.

What beliefs shape a president's choice concerning who to appoint to lead the Federal Reserve?

dworsley asks: At the next general election, as a registered voter living overseas, I will have little choice other than to appoint a proxy based in the UK to vote on my behalf.

As an experienced suspension engineer with a passion for Camaros, Stielow was a natural choice for GM to appoint as program engineering manager for the Z/28 – basically the guy who pulls together the resources and talent necessary to get the car into production.