Sentence examples for fails to appoint from inspiring English sources

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.

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

This summer he tried and failed to appoint Henri Michel, who coached Ivory Coast at the World Cup, as technical director.

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

Religious freedom was supposed to be a priority, but the Trump administration has failed to appoint anyone to the position of International Religious Freedom Ambassador.

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.

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.

But it failed to train Iraqi forces, failed to appoint ambassadors, failed to perform due diligence on contractors and, above all, failed to hold accountable those officials most responsible for these and other multiple failures.

They have also failed to appoint staff with appropriate skills, knowledge and experience to adequately monitor the work of the school properly.

Hinson, 51, noted that Yosemite, Yellowstone and Grand Canyon – known as the three "crown jewels" of the park service – have repeatedly failed to appoint women to chief ranger positions.