Sentence examples for committed to appointing from inspiring English sources

Sir Alex Ferguson believes Sam Allardyce should be England's next manager, if the Football Association is committed to appointing an English successor to Roy Hodgson.

Mr. Caracappa also said he was committed to appointing a Republican to carry the Legislature's own agenda to Albany and Washington.

European council conclusions from 9 November noted that member states committed to appointing the liaison officers to Italy and Greece "preferably by 16 November".

The provincial government said it was committed to appointing Islamic judges as part of the deal covering the Swat Valley and Buner.

"We are committed to appointing the best Scotland national coach possible and will take the necessary time to achieve that objective," said Regan.

"Today I have committed to appoint an independent chair to review how end-of-life care is working and oversee the reviews into the LCP.

But any Democrat who, when directly asked, refused to commit to appointing pro-choice justices would be in hot water with feminist and reproductive-rights groups.

If the mayor is committed to eventually appointing a charter revision commission to put this issue on the ballot, why not now?

The Israeli government has committed itself to appointing a credible inquiry and I support that.

If Obama is truly committed to the idea of appointing his rivals to key government posts, why has he not yet found a use for the talents of Sarah Palin?

By Ligaya Mishan December 2, 2008 If Obama is truly committed to the idea of appointing his rivals to key government posts, why has he not yet found a use for the talents of Sarah Palin?