Sentence examples for decides to appoint from inspiring English sources

There are very few people who look like me in politics, and I can't quite believe that I may be lucky enough to be appointed, if Ed decides to appoint me, as business secretary – that will do me".

However this can no longer be argued when International Rescue Committee decides to appoint a former foreign minister as its president and CEO, or when Save the Children appoints the wife of a sitting prime minister as its ambassador, photographed wearing its T-shirt and visiting Syrian refugee children.

In order to apprehend Sang Min, Chin Ho decides to appoint his cousin, Kono Kalakaua Grace Parkk) as a plant.

Mayor Bing could lose his power if Gov. Rick Snyder decides to appoint an emergency manager for Detroit, and the immediate need to resolve the city's fiscal crisis has placed any long-term planning in limbo.

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".

"Rouhani may decide to appoint somebody else.

"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.

Mourinho was open to the possibility, but United decided to appoint David Moyes, and Mourinho returned to Chelsea.