Sentence examples for may then appoint from inspiring English sources

The governor may then appoint a new chairman — or reappoint Mr. Hemmerdinger.

Upon the eventual retirement of Justice Kennedy, Scalia, or Thomas, a Democratic President may then appoint a moderate to the Court who could vote to reverse Citizens United.

The housing minister who failed to respond to this entreaty was Gavin Barwell, a Conservative M.P. who lost his seat in the June 8th election — and whom May then appointed as her chief of staff, four days before Grenfell Tower went up in flames.

Sihathor died shortly before Neferhotep, who may have then appointed another brother, Sobekhotep IV, as coregent.

Under the constitution, the upper and lower houses of parliament will convene to elect a president who will then appoint his own cabinet, who may or may not be MPs.

The state's top politicians would appoint a "designating committee" that would then appoint the commission.

That assembly would then appoint officers to the interim government.

Parliament will then appoint the prime minister," he added.

The members will then appoint the coordinator – a key figure for the success of the pathway.

Roy Hodgson was then appointed boss by the Football Association in May that year.

Another governor was then appointed.