Sentence examples for if you appoint from inspiring English sources

And also there's always some concern that if you appoint independent prosecutors or special counsels they will become runaway trains.

He said: "If you appoint someone as senior as the manager of a football club, you go out and look at options.

At the meeting, Beales told Miliband, partially in jest, that "if you appoint Balls it is going to be the last decision you are ever going to make".

If you appoint someone from the same trade to a ministry, you usually put that person on the wrong side of the voters.

I am calling to remind you that things would be a lot easier if you appoint yourself to the Senate seat.

It seems that if you appoint yourself as the Tom Peters of cyberspace, this kind of claptrap is de rigueur.It's a pity, because underneath all the froth, there are some perfectly sensible ideas.

"Rahm asked [Wyma] to deliver the message -- the president-elect would be very pleased if you appointed Valerie and he would be, uh, thankful and appreciative" for a Valerie Jarrett appointment, Harris tells Blagojevich on the recorded call.

If, say, you appoint two of your children to act jointly, it will mean that should you ever want or need them to take control of your bank account and bills, they will both have to approve every payment (both sign each cheque) for example, which may be very inconvenient if they live some distance from each other or one is on holiday when a bill needs paying.

If instead you appoint a commission where a majority of members want to obscure what happened, and in fact want to protect the Wall St. system we have now, you both lose any chance of engaging the public and you make the people angry at both government and the bankers all the more suspicious.

If you're president, you appoint someone from your party and in those days since the south was Democratic, Dixiecrats, and they were vicious terrible candidates.

And if you become ill, can you appoint a successor?