Sentence examples for hadn't appointed from inspiring English sources

When last asked, however, the DfE still hadn't appointed them.

"This is the situation," Morsi told me, when asked why he hadn't appointed more ministers from other political backgrounds.

But even if they hadn't appointed themselves guardians of the city's children, the scooter kids would probably find themselves in helmets soon.

That the gamble did not work out was not necessarily their fault (though it might have helped if they hadn't appointed Peter Taylor as manager).

He had not appointed or groomed an obvious successor.

As if a United States District Judge had not appointed William W. Robertson, a Newark lawyer, to monitor the I.B.F.'s finances.

"I don't know the obstacles," Mr. Allawi said at the news conference, referring to why Mr. Maliki had not appointed a minister of defense or interior.

In an e-mail, Costas denied the possibility of a conflict, pointing out that he had not appointed the school-board members.

Rae Hutton, a spokeswoman for Mr. DiFrancesco, said she did not know why he had not appointed anyone to the special committee.

The United Nations said Wednesday that eight provinces, whose residents account for about 80percentt of Iraq's population, had not appointed local commissions.

In 1819, still upset that President James Monroe had not appointed him secretary of state, then the steppingstone to the presidency, Clay staged his own tour of Kentucky and Louisiana as Monroe traveled through the South.