Sentence examples for may appoint a from inspiring English sources

The creditors may appoint a committee to assist the assignee in the exercise of his functions.

In addition the creditors may appoint a committee to advise and superintend the trustee.

Rumours fly that he may appoint a veteran Turkish-Cypriot leader, Rauf Denktash, as his negotiator.

Music business insiders even predict Obama may appoint a "copyright tsar".

You may appoint a person who rules exactly like Nurgaliyev, but he has a different set of friends".

Otherwise, the bishop at his discretion may appoint a staff according to the needs of his diocese.

A testator may appoint an executor to perform certain functions in the settlement.

In all these cases there is judicial supervision of the procedures and the judge may appoint an administrator for the insolvent company.52.52

If the city and state don't reach an agreement by April 5, the governor may appoint an emergency manager to take control of its operations.

City and state officials have until April 5 to come to an agreement on a financial plan for Detroit, otherwise Gov. Rick Snyder may appoint an emergency manager.

Donald Trump has signaled that he'll back out of the Paris Agreement altogether, pull the plug on anything in the federal budget relating to climate change, and may appoint an oil executive to be his secretary of interior.