Sentence examples for election to appoint from inspiring English sources

At a hastily arranged news conference Tuesday, Mr Blatter announced he would leave office within months and called for a fresh election to appoint a successor.

Rules state the election to appoint a mayor should take place in October, but there are concerns about how much this would cost the council.

Obama will also wait until after the election to appoint a new leader of the often-controversial Civil Rights Division at the Justice Department, and a new strategy on reducing methane emissions due in the fall now seems aimed for the end of the season.

You win elections to appoint people to jobs.

In Florida, the Legislature has chosen to hold statewide elections to appoint the state's 25 electors.

The elections to appoint Wales' first police and crime commissioners (PCCs) have been marked by voter apathy.

But they expected Mr Bush to honour his election promise to appoint a Supreme Court justice in the mould of an Antonin Scalia or a Clarence Thomas.

His first act after the election was to appoint an economics team headed by the people who caused the crash: the Clinton-era deregulators and the former heads of Goldman.

There, representatives of Zimbabwe's opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, will ask the continent's leaders to refuse to recognize Mr. Mugabe's election and to appoint a mediator who can help find a negotiated way out of the country's political impasse.

When replicas detect that the leader is faulty, they run a leader-election protocol to appoint a new leader.

During his term, state senator William Goebel proposed an election law that created a state Board of Elections which was empowered to appoint all election officers in every county and certify all election results.