Sentence examples for if they appoint from inspiring English sources
"If they appoint a minister and he doesn't perform, they can fire him," Mr. Bremer said.
"Then they have to decide if they appoint someone now for four years or have someone for the interim period.
"If they appoint Greig, they will need to appoint someone who's regarded as more heavyweight alongside him".
"If they appoint a minister who, although wonderful and marvellous in many ways, tends to reflect Foreign Office orthodoxy on these matters, then I suspect there may be a new deal in name but not in substance.
So that no danger can arise, as they have not power to pay, if they appoint, officers.
We must wait to see whether Lord Justice Leveson agrees that newspapers could become more accountable if they appointed independent figures to listen and respond to readers' concerns, but a look at my workload and that of my Guardian colleagues would suggest that this is a fertile and positive way to show that a newspaper cares about ethical behaviour, accuracy and transparency.
However, White said the Rugby Football Union would be making a mistake if they appointed an interim manager.
Councilman Michael Messina has told fellow City Council members that he will resign from office next month if they will appoint his wife, Barbara, as his successor.
If they disagreed, they appointed an umpire to make a final decision.
Perhaps recognizing that the topic had become fragmented, if not rudderless, they appointed a science desk editor, Mary Ann Giordano, to coordinate environmental coverage, in addition to other duties.
