Sentence examples for does not appoint a from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Ahmadinejad does not appoint a new minister by the time of the meeting, he will deliver the opening remarks.

Even if Ms. Reno does not appoint a special prosecutor, they say, the mere whiff of scandal from the transcript will hurt the vice president this November.

Unlike many film festivals, Toronto does not appoint a jury to score the films or give prizes.

Unlike Cannes, Venice and many other leading festivals, Toronto does not appoint an international jury to sift through an official selection of films and garland those it finds most worthy.

"If Deputy Attorney General [Rod ] Rosensteindoes not appoint an independent special prosecutor, every American will rightly suspect that the decision to fire Director Comey was part of a cover-up".

"Attorney General Lynch, for example, did not appoint a special prosecutor on the Clinton matter.

The mayor did not appoint a chief of staff at first, but Mr. Sigmund took the post in March.

Cameron did not appoint a tabloid journalist, even though many of the issues apply to the redtops.

A sample group of similar companies on the exchange that did not appoint a woman to their boards showed no significant performance decline during the same period.

This time he did not appoint a new king for Babylonia but assumed the crown himself under the name Pulu (Pul in the Hebrew Bible).

"The BBC did not appoint a senior responsible owner to act as a single point of accountability and align all elements of the DMI.