Sentence examples for demand to appoint from inspiring English sources

"We cannot agree to the attorney general's demand to appoint people to our board without amending our bylaws".

Ms. Lopez Torres complained that the organization became hostile to her when she turned aside the party's demands to appoint a party loyalist as a top aide.

Intransigent commanders have ignored demands to appoint provincial officials and hand over customs taxes, and a lack of financing and security has imperiled the electoral registration process, the delegates found.

On Tuesday, he rebuffed Republicans' demands to appoint a special counsel instead.

In its initial response the council said it would comply with Pickles's demand not to appoint officers or make any grants pending the start of his intervention.

Mr. Papademos has also played a role in the delays by demanding the right to appoint some ministers, including the finance minister.

As the No. 2 official at the Justice Department in the first Bush administration, Mr. Terwilliger dealt with a Congressional showdown of his own when his boss, Attorney General William P. Barr, refused demands from Democrats to appoint an outside counsel to investigate allegations that the administration had illegally aided Iraq before the first gulf war.

"There's so much demand, we've had to appoint someone just to run that side of our operations.

Their reward is that they have been granted many of their demands, including more clout to appoint officials.

The letter sent to the companies today calls for the gender diversity across FTSE company boards to improve in the next six months to meet targets and demands the 28 firms to appoint at least one woman to their board as well as set a date to meet the 25 per cent target.

Senators who were asked to approve Kleindienst's successor, Elliot Richardson, demanded that he agree to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the President and his campaign activities.