Sentence examples for failed to appoint from inspiring English sources

In February the government created a special commission to oversee it, but failed to appoint any indigenous representatives.

The trust looked for a deputy chief executive but failed to appoint; with hindsight that looks like a critical failure.

Nick Clegg failed to appoint a single female Cabinet minister among his party's allotted five slots during his five years as Deputy Prime Minister.

A bigger obstacle is that the National Assembly, where Mr Chávez has a slim majority, has failed to appoint members to serve on the National Electoral Council.

Two-thirds of the current Cabinet are men, and Jeremy Corbyn's shadow Cabinet failed to appoint a woman in any of the top jobs.

It has also not gone without notice that after nearly two years in office, Mr. Trump has failed to appoint a new ambassador to Dublin.

The problem with this sort of reasoning is that it overlooks the possibility that Trump might not only fail to appoint better judges than Hillary Clinton, but actually appoint much worse ones.

If parents fail to appoint a guardian, a court does so.

If President Obama fails to appoint Warren -- or if he appoints her and his cronies render the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau powerless, he will lose the next presidential election.

At one point, Aaronovitch writes that after his father failed to get appointed to a senior post within the party "he probably lost his temper with us more easily than he had before (his and my relationship at this time was horrible and not without physical violence)".

The last straw came in 2012, when, following a selection process that Mena qualifies as controversial, he failed to be appointed as a full professor at EPN, a turn of events that "hurt [me] a lot," he says.