Sentence examples for likely to be appointed from inspiring English sources

Duncan is not seeking the job and is not the least bit likely to be appointed.

After that analysis revealed that a woman is more likely to be appointed to another woman's seat, while a man is more likely to be appointed to another man's seat, the researchers replicated the effect in lab studies.

A spokeswoman for Gov. George E. Pataki called Mr. Bloomberg's recommended appointees well qualified and likely to be appointed.

During the plenum, the country's future leader, Xi Jinping, is likely to be appointed to the Central Military Commission.

New heads are likely to be appointed of the central bank and the finance and commerce ministries.

Both Turnbull and the NT chief minister, Adam Giles, emphasised speed, with a commissioner likely to be appointed shortly and substantive evidence to be heard from September.

Raúl Castro, 76, is considered the most likely candidate to be appointed as the new president by the Cuban parliament.

Due to the sudden arrest of the person who at that time was considered the most likely candidate to be appointed as Chair in Physics at King's College London, John Randall was suddenly offered the position, who in his turn appointed Maurice Wilkins as his deputy.

A common explanation for so few women reaching the top is the "glass cliff" theory, whereby women are more likely than men to be appointed to top jobs in poorly performing companies.

This means that Victor Ponta, the prime minister, is likely to be re-appointed to his job.

The players will be contacted as part of the review of the tournament which will recommend whether Ashton should be offered a new contract, whether the management team which has been in place for the past year should remain and whether a manager - likely to be Andrew - should be appointed to oversee selection and the specialist coaches and front up to the media.