Sentence examples for easy to appoint from inspiring English sources
You should notice that this skill will get better the more you apply it, at first it may take quite a time but soon things will get easy to appoint that it will come to you naturally.
ended the American Bar Association's half-century-old advisory role in the selection of federal judges, thus making it easier to appoint judges with extreme right-wing sensibilities.
Joseph J. Lhota, a former deputy mayor who during his tenure in the Giuliani administration was often searching for a buildings commissioner, said in an interview that had those requirements been lifted during the Giuliani administration, it would have been easier to appoint a qualified manager with the skills to shake up the troubled agency.
"Sometimes clubs may think it is easier to appoint a male - it is easier not to have to worry about potential sexism issues, or players feeling they have to watch what they say in front of a woman".
"HHS needs to make the obvious and easy decision to appoint Dr. Schuchat as CDC's director permanently," one person wrote.
"It is not an easy job to appoint a manager.
The easiest route might be to appoint your husband as your envoy.
The new rules will also make it easier for the majority to appoint conferees once a bill has passed, but leaves in place the minority's ability to filibuster that motion once -- meaning that even after the Senate and House have passed a bill, the minority can still mount a filibuster one more time.
As early as last summer at least one regular inside the Bayern boardroom was talking about the club's eagerness to appoint a more easy-going, less draining replacement.
What's more, some of the savings seem easy to achieve: it's not hard to appoint Aviva Investors to manage the bulk of Friends' funds.
Everyone I spoke to agreed that President Obama was likely to appoint someone more "dovish" on monetary policy than Mr. Bernanke — that is, someone who favors an easy monetary policy to raise employment and worries less about inflation.
