Sentence examples for if he appoints from inspiring English sources

If he appoints a liberal jurist to the Supreme Court, I'm gonna lose my mind.

"There's going to be a whale of a fight if he appoints an activist to the court.

But if he appoints John Bolton, Rudy Giuliani or Newt Gringrich to secretary of state that would be a disaster for Palestine".

Trump's proposed policy mix would also have an ambiguous – and modest – impact on growth, if he appoints hawks to the Fed.

Yet if he appoints people who might push through serious economic reforms, he will undermine the commercial privileges of the generals and politicians who smoothed his path to power.

If, say, Obama raises the retirement age in return for vague promises on revenue (promises that would be betrayed at the first opportunity); if he appoints a deficit scold to a major economic post; it could all fall apart.

Like, if he appointed a caretaker — CK: You know, this is all for the governor.

It would be a squandered opportunity if he appointed the same bunch of hacks who helped create the current mess".

Some reports have suggested that Briatore would claw back some fans' kudos if he appointed Terry Venables as the new manager.

Some Democrats said they believed Mr. Christie could see his support among Democrats and independents erode if he appointed a Republican to hold the seat beyond November.

His constant references to having placed them where they are makes it seem "almost as if he appointed them out of charity".