Sentence examples for chose to appoint from inspiring English sources

An exceptionally high number of companies that changed their CEO in 2017 chose to appoint an outsider to the top leadership role.

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.

"It's wasn't even about race: there were some very talented and experienced black and coloured police officers but they chose to appoint someone from the governing party.

Whether to audition or groom the new leader or to manage a lengthier transition, the board chose to appoint an interim CEO in almost 2 out of 10 CEO successions in 2017.

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 speech to the newsroom on Wednesday afternoon, he said, "I chose to appoint a new leader of our newsroom because I believe that new leadership will improve some aspects …" Abramson chose not to attend the announcement, and not to pretend that she had volunteered to step down.

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

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

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.

The Fifa president Sepp Blatter chose to mark the occasion by expressing his surprise that England had chosen to appoint a foreign coach.