Sentence examples for good to appoint from inspiring English sources

By the late summer of 2003, when it was becoming clear that phase four would be "messy", he made the suggestion that it would be good to appoint a minister for Iraq.

For example, "the people can never be persuaded that it is good to appoint to an office a man of infamous or corrupt habits, whereas a prince may easily and in a vast variety of ways be persuaded to do this" (Machiavelli 1965, 316).

The issue is already out there: Karlan and Sullivan are both openly gay, and one need not look too far for arguments being made on left-wing blogs that it would be an affirmative good to appoint a lesbian.

I guess it could be a good idea to appoint someone to deal with this stuff.

"While it is a good decision to appoint a new public prosecutor and reopen these cases, this was not the way to do it.

While it was "good sense to appoint individuals to jobs on their merit, it was the opposite when those who are judged to have merit … harden into a new social class without room in it for others".

It's a good idea to appoint a different subcommittee to check for consistency with your bylaws.

We'll miss the lip kit swatches and endless "finger-mouthing," but every good ruler needs to appoint a successor.

I think you've got to try to appoint good people and keep them".

I think we have an incredible opportunity to make long-term decisions for the good of our economy and the good of our country, and in doing so I will try as prime minister to do something else that hasn't always happened in the past, and that is to appoint good ministers and keep them in post for a decent period of time [ripples of laughter from staff].

"Regular competitive games and guaranteed income has allowed them to appoint good coaches and build proper sides.