Sentence examples for important to appoint from inspiring English sources

It's important to appoint a team leader who is well versed in the principles of mutual gains negotiation.

"He feels that in order to help restore the city's fiscal health while also protecting Buffalo taxpayers, it is important to appoint both business and community leaders with strong fiscal backgrounds," said Suzanne Morris, a spokeswoman for Mr. Pataki.

"I think it is more important to appoint a permanent manger so he can do his job properly".

Murphy told BBC Radio 5 live that could be the case, but added that it was more important to appoint the right people to the jobs.

Now that Mackay has gone Hammam said it was important to appoint a new manager whose "feet are on the ground" and for Tan to have a bigger say in the running of the club.

"In our present position we felt it was important to appoint an experienced manager with good connections and a track record of success in League Two," chairman Mark Palios said. . "Micky has an impressive win ratio, which he has sustained over a long career and often in circumstances where he has had to operate in difficult situations or with limited budgets".

Despite speculation that Hayward was on the verge of announcing the appointment of a female director to its board, the new chairman merely said it was "an important ambition to appoint a female director before the end of this year".

By far the most important reason to appoint Okonjo-Iweala is that she has experience on both sides of the table in the international lending negotiations that are the bread and butter of the Bank's work.

The ancient rabbis, in Ethics of the Fathers, already stressed the important need to "appoint for oneself a rabbi".

Faced more and more with a court whose decisions seem ideological and outcome-based – a court willing to throw out years of precedent when they simply disagree – it is more important than ever to appoint, as a new justice, that rare, extraordinary lawyer who can let the facts and the rule of law, not personal political views, dictate the outcome of a case.

Most important, Washington needs to appoint a new ambassador to India (Nancy Powell resigned this year).