Sentence examples for intending to appoint from inspiring English sources

The charity said it was intending to appoint ambassadors Anne and Keith Evans, whose gambling-addicted son killed himself, as trustees.

Meanwhile, Mr. Adam said, Mr. Blagojevich was quietly intending to appoint Lisa Madigan, the state attorney general, to the job if he could make a different sort of deal.

Owens said that he intended to appoint the new members.

It still remained unclear, however, who the government intends to appoint to run the office.

Mr. Buffett, 80, does not intend to appoint a single person to succeed him.

He also intended to appoint another Russian to replace DDG for Nuclear Energy Sokolov.

She intends to appoint members from all the state bureaucracies involved.

Mr. Bush said earlier this month that he intended to appoint Mr. Comey as deputy attorney general.

But Mr. Hastert intends to appoint the special committee next week, aides said today.

"The board intends to appoint an acting president and chief executive officer promptly".

He has said that he intends to appoint a 25-to-30 25-to-30 25-to-30 council" of Iraqis.