Sentence examples for determined to appoint from inspiring English sources
David Bernstein, then the FA chairman, was determined to appoint an Englishman and did not take up the opportunity.
Johnson is determined to appoint former Evening Standard editor Veronica Wadley as chair of the London Arts Council in preference to the three shortlisted candidates.
While Mattis was inclined to bring in people from across the political spectrum, the Trump White House was determined to appoint loyalists.
But I understand that the Telegraph is determined to appoint a new northern correspondent as soon as it can be arranged.
Many were spouses of electors or the state legislators who last week were determined to appoint a slate of electors for Mr. Bush.
At bottom, Petitioners seek to have this court intervene in the process by which the organs of the Florida state government are effecting the procedure by which the State Legislature has determined to appoint that state's presidential electors...
A group of core executives will remain in their places, but the board still needs to determine whether to appoint an acting chief executive or a committee of top executives to oversee the bank, this person said.
Rosenstein alone can determine whether to appoint a special prosecutor, who to appoint, and how much power to give that person.
With Newcastle United determined to take their time over appointing a manager, John Carver is expected to continue in caretaker charge for not only Saturday's trip to Chelsea but the home game against Southampton the following weekend.
Will Trump appoint Supreme Court justices determined to overturn Roe v. Wade?
