Sentence examples for meet to appoint from inspiring English sources

The new shareholders, it added, will meet to appoint a new board on Sept. 9.

Every year the Habott family meets to appoint a custodian for the manuscripts.

In June 2011 the European Council, made up of the heads of all the European Union countries, met to appoint a successor to the outgoing president of the ECB, Frenchman Jean-Claude Trichet.

On 10 April, the full National Committee, which has around 60 members, will hold an Extraordinary Meeting to appoint a new Board Chair and to elect a new Board.

Levein had been due to name his squad for the game today but Stark will be given extra time to formulate his plans and the SFA board will meet to discuss appointing a permanent successor after the fixture.

Most states have websites listing the requirements that must be met to be appointed executor.

The council met on December 14 to appoint representatives to the Confederacy's unicameral provisional congress.

May 10 May 133: The NEC meets to finalise the schedule and appoint an election committee.

Two days before his inauguration, he and outgoing governor Charles Scott met at the state house to appoint William Henry Harrison commander of the Kentucky militia.

The decision by European leaders to appoint Mr. Mersch met with criticism immediately from one of the members of the European Parliament who had fought to give women more prominence in central banking.

Rather, I pledged to appoint a woman who meets the very high standards that I demand of all court appointees.