Sentence examples for look to appoint from inspiring English sources

To that end, we look to appoint fellows in three areas: the Life Sciences, the Physical Sciences, and Imaging.

The company will now look to appoint a bank to advise on strategic options for the business.

When asked whether the national side would look to appoint a foreign coach, Van Oostveen said: "It would be a travesty for the image of our national football".

Benitez's final match in charge is the New York clash with City this weekend, after which Chelsea will look to appoint a new boss with departing Real Madrid head coach Jose Mourinho expected to return to Stamford Bridge.

It is not clear whether ITV's board will look to appoint an internal candidate or go outside the company, which would most likely involve the help of an executive search firm.

"Whether Neil goes immediately then or not, when Neil goes we will look to appoint a young manager who will particularly work to build the young players into great players for the club," Patel says.

Currently it is looking to appoint new heads for TV, radio – and now, sadly, the DG role.

Glencore is looking to appoint perhaps five new directors, with expertise drawn from oil, mining and financial services.

I will be looking to appoint my own members of coaching staff at some point in the future.

The Paterson administration is also looking to appoint deputy-level officials to oversee New York City and the upstate region.

But this requires significant investment, all while they are still looking to appoint a new creative director.