Sentence examples for have always appointed from inspiring English sources

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

I've always appointed British assistants".

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

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

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.

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.

Alia Gharaibeh replied: "Actually the women who were appointed have always failed to support women issues".

Because, goes the theory, such a step is an appeasement of Hamas, who have always maintained that Fayyad – appointed rather than elected – was an "illegitimate" prime minister.

But he says that to date professors have always voluntarily put themselves "on leave" from their academic positions when appointed as a president of a public research institute.

"I have always taken the view that in the end, ever since Leveson was appointed, the politicians would decide on press regulation.

If they'd supported Al Gore, John Roberts and Sam Alito would never have been appointed to the court, and the corporate nightmare they have always feared would not now be coming true.