Sentence examples for made to appoint from inspiring English sources

Originally, when the decision was made to appoint a single damages expert, Donziger had worried that in Ecuador anyone with that much influence over the outcome of a multibillion-dollar case could be bought.

In its statement ahead of the meeting M&B said: Good progress is being made to appoint a new chief executive officer and to strengthen the board with additional non-executive directors.

Regulatory bodies will be required to use the lower, civil standard of proof and healthcare organisations made to appoint a "responsible officer" to work with the General Medical Council on cases of poor professional performance by doctors.

Rather than opting for a world-renowned figure who would have overshadowed the 27 EU heads of government, the decision was made to appoint a low-key figure, an effective organizer who was little known outside Belgium and who was uncontroversial.

"Although we welcome the support of Dave King, no decision has been made to appoint him as a director.

And they also may cite her support for Representative Alcee Hastings, if Pelosi keeps the promise she made to Hastings to appoint him chairman of the intelligence committee.

It is expected to be 10 working days before a decision is made whether to appoint administrators.

An attempt was made to get him appointed as successor to Adam Smith, the Scottish economist (later to be his close friend), in the chair of logic at Glasgow, but the rumour of atheism prevailed again.

Surely it would make sense to appoint competent staff to the CCGs in the first place, who could fulfil their statutory responsibilities and their job descriptions".

United are now making plans to appoint him in the summer, thinking that the trophies he wins justify the inevitable collateral damage.

So it makes sense to appoint a comic actor to the role than try to coax laughs out of a more traditional action star.