Sentence examples for it appoints from inspiring English sources

When the Tribunal does not include an Umpire, it appoints its own President.

Everything surely has to be transformed now: the methods and policy substance of American progressive politics, its understanding of globalisation, the kind of figures it appoints to its front rank (no more dynasties, please), and the way that it talks to people it once thought of as its natural supporters.

Citing the academic adage that "no committee has done its work until it appoints the next committee," Baltimore said, "We do feel very strongly this is the right way to go".

Cuomo administration officials pointed out that the state indeed had a role in the corporation - it appoints two of its board members, while the city appoints five - and that it was not clear whether there would really be any more or less risk to the state by having the corporation instead of the Battery Park City Authority issue the bonds.

Instead, it appoints departmental chief executives in its ministries, who sign contracts to meet specific targets and can be dismissed if they fail.

Just when we would no longer believe anything this administration and its colleagues in Congress told us, it appoints honorable men, General Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan C. Crocker, to tell us that they cannot fix the chaos in Iraq quickly.

In attempt to turn around its fortunes it appointed former leading Google executive Marissa Mayer as its chief executive last year.

Twitter was in the news last week after it appointed its first female board member.

Earlier this month, it appointed its inaugural chair, Walter Merricks, who was the chief ombudsman of the Financial Ombudsman Service.

To answer, it appointed its own 'aid appraiser'.

It appointed its first executive focused on diversity and inclusion.