Sentence examples for interest in appointing from inspiring English sources
Manchester United have reportedly shown an interest in appointing Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino as doubts continue to linger over Jose Mourinho.
Warnock's reputation was being forged through these play-offs successes to the extent that Chelsea expressed an interest in appointing him.
But the disclosure is bound to raise questions over the party's continued interest in appointing prominent donors and supporters as working peers.
Zaleha Kamaruddin, deputy director general of the Institute of Islamic Understanding, a research institution in Kuala Lumpur, said that the women's appointments had been widely welcomed and that other Malaysian states had shown interest in appointing women as Shariah judges.
It is no exaggeration to say that never before has the selection of a Supreme Court nominee been so thoroughly compromised by the president's profound personal interest in appointing a judge he can count on to protect him.
The only thing that can be said with complete certainty about Mauricio Pochettino as he contemplates Manchester United's interest in appointing him as their next permanent manager, is that he will not leave Tottenham Hotspur lightly.
It emerged last week that Cameron was interested in appointing Bratton, who headed forces in New York and Los Angeles.
Monaco used Twitter to deny they have made an approach for Jose Mourinho after shareholder Alessandro Proto claimed the Ligue 1 side were interested in appointing the Chelsea boss.
In particular, James, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and other local and state officials have all expressed interest in recent months in appointing special state prosecutors to handle cases involving alleged police misconduct or brutality.
He later expressed an interest in being appointed the UK's EU commissioner, but did not receive backing from the Prime Minister.
In the past month, Mr. Jackson, who is not seen as having as strong support statewide as he has in Chicago, made clear his interest in being appointed to replace Mr. Obama.
