Sentence examples for has always appointed from inspiring English sources

Within those and other powerful institutions, Mr. Obama has always appointed himself critic.

Since 1936 the Trust has always appointed a chair from within – in every case a member of the Scott family or a former Guardian journalist or editor.

I've always appointed British assistants".

But C.E.O.'s have always appointed friends, so that can't explain recent trends.

Clementi pointed out that the government had always appointed trustees and, before that, governors.

Mubarak, however, has always refused to appoint one.

As governor, he said, he has always insisted on appointing people who will not "put their finger on the scale".

President of the Cannes Festival Gilles Jacob said he has always wanted to appoint Spielberg to the role, but the director's hectic schedule meant he was too busy to accept.

Commission chiefs have always been appointed as a result of horse-trading between national leaders who jealously guard that prerogative and view the key post as too important to be left to the vagaries of Europe's voters.

The president's problem has always been whether to appoint a civilian or a military man.

Of course, cutting jobs or salaries in Nassau has always been politically unpalatable because appointed commissioners, deputy commissioners, secretaries and others have been the lifeblood of a strong Republican machine.