Sentence examples for move to appoint from inspiring English sources

Championship club Reading are reportedly considering a move to appoint Arsenal legend Dennis Bergkamp after sacking Steve Clarke.

Di Canio is also closing in on a move to appoint Internazionale's Valentino Angeloni as his head of scouting.

Mr. Chávez's move to appoint his own allies to control the state-run oil company, Petróleos de Venezuela, prompted Mr. Bordones to join the protests on April 11.

"The move to appoint the panel is the first concrete thing the army has done since taking over," said Hossam Bahgat, a prominent civil rights lawyer and Mubarak critic.

Mr. Paterson's move to appoint Mr. Ravitch, which came in the midst of a political stalemate that left the State Senate paralyzed for more than a month, immediately raised constitutional questions over separation of powers and executive authority.

Gates also approved a move to appoint Gen. David Petraeus, the U.S. commander in Iraq and chief author of the Army's field manual on counterinsurgency, as the head of the brigadier-general promotion board this past fall.

Arsenal have moved to appoint Unai Emery as the successor to Arsène Wenger.

Moves to appoint non-partisan figures to the Supreme Court, the electoral authority and other institutions have yet to bear fruit.

NRL premiers Sydney Roosters have moved to appoint England coach Steve McNamara as an assistant coach with the club.

There are now moves to appoint one, O'Brien says, but it may be too little, too late.

A new leadership team is in place in the emergency department [and] there are moves to appoint more senior doctors".