Sentence examples for chooses to appoint from inspiring English sources

Though De Klerk chooses to appoint himself defender of the country's white males, they need very little defending.

Or a future business-friendly governor chooses to appoint members eager to slash regulations?

The Russian czar was chosen to appoint a panel to consider the case, and chose two Russians and one Austrian.

If Mr. Bersani fails to form a government, Mr. Napolitano may choose to appoint an outsider to lead an interim government or a broad coalition.

It is interesting, too, that the prime minister has chosen to appoint Marcus Jones, MP for Nuneaton, to lead on homelessness within the department for communities and local government.

It was not Abell's fault that the PCC's industry overseer, the Press Board of Finance (PressBof) chose to appoint Baroness (Peta) Buscombe as chair to succeed Christopher Meyer.

"In a discretionary trust, you have a whole pick list of potential beneficiaries which the trustees can choose to appoint benefits to.

In an interview today, though, he said: "If the members choose to appoint me, I will be honored to fill the job.

If you choose to appoint the firm to handle your whole claim it will keep 27% of the money it recoups plus a €25 application fee.

Mr Blagojevich also cleverly chose to appoint a black candidate, putting Senate Democrats in the awkward position of deciding whether to repudiate the would-be only black member of the upper house.

"In a discretionary trust you have a whole pick list of potential beneficiaries which the trustees can choose to appoint benefits to, but no individual beneficiaries can demand money.