Sentence examples for may appoint to from inspiring English sources

"To take a very easy appointment but not run against Nancy Johnson" - a Republican whom Governor Rowland may appoint to replace Mr. Lieberman if the Democrats win the presidential race -- "or another experienced Republican, that would hurt him".

The Canvassing Board also has authorized the county attorney and such other attorneys as he may appoint to seek state or federal judicial relief from the time limit for certification provided in Florida Statutes, Section 102.111.

Other laws Mr. Obama has said he need not obey as written include format requirements for budget requests, limits on whom he may appoint to a commission, and a restriction on putting troops under United Nations command.

Ms. Granholm, who played Sarah Palin in Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s warm-ups for the vice-presidential debate and who is barred by term limits from seeking re-election in 2010, has been mentioned as someone Mr. Obama may appoint to his cabinet.

After asking whether federal prosecutors would bring charges against the lawyer, the judge, Brian M. Cogan, said in a hearing on Monday, "There is a possibility that if the government declines I may appoint someone" to investigate, apparently referring to a private lawyer.

If a company undergoes bankruptcy and receivership, the court may appoint someone to head the operation.

The next president may appoint up to five Supreme Court justices and thereby exercise a lasting impact on the daily lives of Americans.

The city's financial responsibility for Mr. Burge is based on its interpretation of Illinois law and sections of municipal code, one which states that the chairman of the City Council's Finance Committee — with the mayor's approval — may appoint counsel to defend former employees in civil cases, said Jennifer Hoyle, the Law Department spokeswoman.

"The government," it says, "may appoint two representatives to monitor and record the exploration to determine whether the activities are being carried out in compliance with the project plan".

In some jurisdictions that require shareholder identities to be reported, a loophole is created where the beneficial owner may appoint a nominee to be the shareholder, and that nominee cannot legally be compelled to reveal the identity of the beneficial owner.

If it does not find a way to quickly stabilize its finances through spending cuts and union concessions, the state may appoint a manager to take over its budget from the mayor and the City Council.