Sentence examples for keep appointing from inspiring English sources

"They keep appointing new commissions to reinvent the wheel," Mr. Bartlett said.

"Once that barrier is broken, there may be a little less pressure to keep appointing people from that previous excluded category," he said.

The president can keep appointing them.

One wonders, though, why Yeltsin kept appointing him to the most senior posts in Russia while permitting him to retain control of a giant empire of companies that included the nation's biggest television station and Aeroflot, its national airline.

But he keeps appointing deflationists — men who opposed any attempt to rescue the economy from the financial crisis, who bitterly attacked the Fed for keeping rates low and demanded tight money even when we had very high unemployment.

Naturally lots of MPs want to keep an appointed House of Lords, growls a senior Lib Dem: it's where they plan to retire, or flee after losing seats.

Sharyn Mann, another object of Mr. Beahm's attention, is a well-connected social figure with homes in Manhattan and Quogue, N.Y., which she likes to keep well appointed with fresh blooms.

This act reversed the "spoils system" where office seekers paid or gave political service in order to obtain or keep federally appointed positions.

Last season's Bundesliga runners-up have underlined their determination to keep Hummels by appointing him club captain after the long-serving midfielder Sebastian Kehl vacated the armband.

"But Perez ignored all of them, and now faces a tough task in placating those within and outside his organisation who wanted to keep Ancelotti by appointing a suitable replacement.

Schwarzenegger raved about what a great guy Poizner was and vowed to keep him involved, appointing him to the state Public Utilities Commission.