Sentence examples for decide to appoint from inspiring English sources

"Rouhani may decide to appoint somebody else.

Furthermore, the new Healthwatch organisations may decide to appoint volunteers by using traditional job descriptions and specifications.

Cricket great Justin Langer says Australia risks promoting "diluted messages" if they decide to appoint specialist coaches for each format.

By declining to defend the state, Kane effectively tosses the issue to Governor Tom Corbett, who can decide to appoint another state lawyer to the task.

After the arrests of staff members, lawyers and board members, the government may decide to appoint a board of trustees to manage the newspaper, which would be a death knell for its independence.

So if they decide to appoint her, that'd be fine.

On the new appointments announced on Wednesday, Mrs May said: "I have decided to appoint four panel members, who have the range of skills and expertise required to take forward and lead the important work of the Panel in supporting the chairman".

"Today we decided to appoint Capello as our national team's new manager," the R.F.U.

In reality, Corbyn had already decided to appoint the left's choice, Angela Eagle, to the role.

While clearing his name Cilic decided to appoint Ivanisevic as his coach.

We decided to appoint guardians for our children in our will.