Sentence examples for clear appoint from inspiring English sources

If the administration and Congress are sincere in wanting to find the truth, then our course of action is crystal clear: appoint a special prosecutor who is acceptable to both parties.

That payment was never threatened as the attacking midfielder made only two Premier League starts for Spurs, who will be clear to appoint André Villas-Boas as manager from 1 July, and had spells on loan at Racing Santander, Galatasaray and Ipswich Town.

The code also makes clear that appointing ministers, in this case Duncan Smith, are held responsible for their advisers' conduct.

Gladstone made his intentions clear by appointing John Morley, a Home Rule advocate, as Irish secretary, and in April 1886 he introduced a Home Rule bill.

We're very confident about it and comfortable that everything is clear". Capello, appointed to replace Steve McClaren in December, will take charge of his first game as England manager when Switzerland visit Wembley for a friendly on February 6.

At no point did the he suggest the appointment of Juncker could destabilise the UK government, the source said, and he was simply went into Tuesday's dinner making it clear that appointing a face from the past could pose a risk to the stability of the EU.

It is an academic study and is clear why appointed treasurers outperform elected ones.

With the possible removal of the top management and the board, it is no longer clear who would appoint new management.

That will clear the way clear for Trump to appoint his own science team, starting with a new White House science adviser and the leaders of science agencies.

It's not clear whom Bryant will appoint.

"However, it was always clear that Shell would appoint the person it felt had the best combination of skills for the job, not necessarily the best known to the external community".