Sentence examples for least appointed from inspiring English sources
It was never going to be popular with those who actually attend A-League games, but FFA could have at least appointed a better ambassador.
Several Western countries set up embassies or at least appointed non-resident ambassadors, but America and North Korea never got as far as liaison offices (although Madeleine Albright, then secretary of state, paid an unprecedented visit to Pyongyang in 2000).
At the other extreme, the simpler the system, the more such manoeuvres offend, and the easier it is to retain the simplicity.In Britain, election notwithstanding, tax simplification is nowhere on the agenda: why not? George Bush has at least appointed a commission to look into tax reform.
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Some conservatives who otherwise have little use for Donald Trump console themselves with the thought that he might at least appoint good judges to the federal courts.
In a blog post and interviews they called attention to the oversight and asked Mark Zuckerberg to at least appoint Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg to the board.
Yet he reappointed Republican Ben Bernanke as chairman of the Federal Reserve rather than using the expiration of his term as an opportunity to break from the past and chart a new course by at least appointing a Democrat like San Francisco Fed President Janet Yellen.
The appointment was largely symbolic, and Ismay "was at least partly appointed to forestall potential criticism by his friend Winston Churchill".
The key elements of the white paper are a hybrid chamber with at least 20% appointed members.
"He says he supports a fully-elected second chamber and yet he unveils a bill today that leaves at least 20% appointed, plus bishops, plus ministers appointed by the prime minister". The joint committee examining the bill would have a government majority "so the idea of them overturning anything of substance in this bill by next year is unrealistic".
By late 2009, after the death of Ted Kennedy and the resignation of Mel Martinez, one in eight Americans was represented by at least one appointed Senator.
