Sentence examples for is to appoint from inspiring English sources
"Celtic's priority is to appoint the very best candidate.
His first urgent task is to appoint a chief executive.
Another is to appoint a trustee who could negotiate such terms on behalf of bondholders.
CURT NICKISCH: One of your suggestions is to appoint a Chief Incentives Officer.
If shareholders don't like that opinion, their only real remedy is to appoint different directors.
(In the event of a Senate vacancy, the governor is to appoint a replacement).
THE fastest way to lance a country's anxieties about women and power is to appoint a female leader.
"The Government's intention is to appoint an independent panel, 'The Hillsborough Independent Panel', to oversee release of this information.
One alternative is to appoint an "insider-outsider", such as a high flyer who has left to do something else.
Each of the five borough presidents is to appoint a parent of a public school student to the 13-member panel, and the mayor is to appoint 8 members.
The right thing for the New York Philharmonic is to appoint an American-born conductor as its music director.
