Sentence examples for decision to appoint from inspiring English sources

The government decision to appoint someone else "should have come much earlier".

This proved extremely popular, although their decision to appoint a Chilean commentator was perhaps unwise.

The British tennis player's decision to appoint the Frenchwoman Amélie Mauresmo as his coach is refreshing.

The official added that Mr. Powell had been involved in the decision to appoint Mr. Baker.

As Myners looked on, Adamson said: "I stand by the decision" to appoint Flowers.

"I don't think there's any conscious decision to appoint lots of women artistic directors," she says.

Mr. Paterson's decision to appoint Mr. Ravitch was regarded as something of a constitutional gamble.

Leicester's decision to appoint Ranieri was greeted with raised eyebrows at best and ridicule at worst.

But that needs more than a decision to appoint employee-directors.

They said Mr. Holder's decision to appoint two Justice Department lawyers to oversee the case was far from sufficient.

But Maria convinced Leverich that she had the authority to rescind the executor's decision to appoint him as biographer.