Sentence examples for got to appoint from inspiring English sources

F.D.R. got to appoint all nine Justices in less than six years — the number of years that George W. Bush may remain in office.

In January, William A. Ackman from Pershing and Steven Roth from Vornado joined the Penney board, and as part of that arrangement, got to appoint an additional director.

"Willie got to appoint the first Asian police chief, the first black chief, then the first woman chief," one local politico told me.

Last month, in recognition of Sanders' strong showing in the primaries, the Democratic national committee allowed him to appoint five members to the party's Platform drafting committee, while Clinton got to appoint six.

When Trump made a sly reference to what "the second amendment people" might be able to do to stop Clinton's agenda if she got to appoint supreme court justices, a remark widely interpreted as a reference to insurrection or assassination, the NRA staunchly argued that Trump had only been talking about gun rights advocates turning out to the polls to defeat Clinton.

He set up his ethical tests, and now he's got to appoint people that past these tests.

Sometimes the legislative leaders get to appoint board members.

He will probably get to appoint a judge to the supreme court to curtail them.

Does this president now get to appoint all 12 supreme court justices?

I think it is important that President Bush get to appoint his new chairman of the agency.

Under the proposed deal, the mayor would also get to appoint eight members of a 13-member Board of Education.